Lucky Pup Dog Rescue (AU, 900753223) Browse events

We are volunteer based non profit dog rescue in San Diego, California. Our mission is to save as many death row dogs as possible. Once they are rescued, we provide health care, love and rehab so they may be placed in new homes and live happily ever after.

RSPCA Western Australia (AU, 77620418137) Browse events

RSPCA WA was founded in 1892 and is the leading authority on animal welfare issues in WA. RSPCA WA is responsible, through our Inspectorate, for enforcing the Animal Welfare Act. We work with Government, industry bodies and the community to improve animal welfare and campaign on a range of issues such as puppy farming or illicit breeding, battery hens, sow stalls and live export. Last year RSPCA WA received more than 20,000 cruelty calls, investigated 6,000 cruelty complaints, provided 130,000 days of animal care and rehomed hundreds of animals. RSPCA is a charity and relies on fundraising activities for 94% of its funding. RSPCA upholds five freedoms for animals and believes all animals deserve freedom from: hunger and thirst, discomfort, pain, injury and disease and also from fear and distress.

RSPCA Australia (AU, RSPCA Australia - N/A) Browse events

The RSPCA is Australia's only truly national animal welfare organisation. Each year, the RSPCA in Australia accepts over 150,000 animals from the public and investigates more than 50,000 complaints of animal cruelty and neglect. As a non-profit organisation, the RSPCA depends on the support of individuals through donations to continue its vital work.

I-India Project Australia (AU, I-India Project Australia - N/A) Browse events

I-India Project Australia cares for some of the world's most unfortunate - India's street children. Through education and training, our project rescues children from abject poverty and hopelessness and gives them a brighter future. Please help us build "Jhag Children's Village". It will include a Shelter Home, School and Vocational Training Centre.

Happy Paws Haven (AU, 79928920087) Browse events

HappyPaws Haven is an incorporated and endorsed animal welfare charity providing services in the Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour Regions and through out Australia. HappyPaws Haven in Grafton was founded by Sally Rogers in July 2006, and has grown to include a number of local volunteers who dedicate their time to clean, care and re-home local cats and dogs who have been lost, abandoned or mistreated. They foster a small number of dogs at a time thus are able to spend the time required to find the correct home for a dog. They only foster a new dog when a fostered dog gets a home. Veterinary Services are provided by the Riverbank Animal Hospital. Volunteers are covered by public liability insurance and volunteer activities are an option for people on New Start, Work for the Dole, other Centrelink Programs and community services programs. The charity is run based on the model rules for associations supplied by the NSW Office of Fair Trading.

Royal Zoological Society of South Australia Inc (AU, 38750470952) Browse events

We are a non-profit conservation charity. We provide conservation education, as well as supporting and conducting many conservation, breeding and research programmes. As part of our conservation efforts we run Adelaide and Monarto Zoos and Warrawong Wildlife Sanctuary. We work within the WAZA guidelines for the ethical treatment of animals

The Intrepid Foundation (AU, 94629272383) Browse events

The Intrepid Foundation is a not-for-profit fund that supports non-government organisations in the places Intrepid travellers visit. We support projects working in the areas of health care, education, human rights, child welfare, sustainable development and in environmental and wildlife protection.

Humane Research Australia (AU, Humane Research Australia - N/A) Browse events

Humane Research is a non-profit organisation that challenges the use of animals in research and teaching and promotes the use of more humane and scientifically valid non-animal alternatives.

The Children's Sanctuary (AU, 24134118140) Browse events

The Children's Sanctuary Incorporated provides a loving and secure home and a quality education to Cambodian children who have been orphaned, abandoned or have come from disadvantages backgrounds. 100% of donations go to the causes. Expatriate staff work as volunteers.

Greyhounds New Beginnings - Life After The Track (AU, 36272919518) Browse events

We are a not for profit registered charity that rehomes Ex-Racing Greyhounds that would otherwise be put to sleep. In Australia overdue to injury, too old to race or are too slow for the race track. Some of these dogs are only 12 months old and in perfect health when they are put to sleep. Greyhounds have a beautiful nature and are very lazy dogs that require minimal exercise so they make great pets. It costs our charity a considerable amount of money to care for these dogs until we can find them thier forever homes, as we desex, microchip, vaccinate and feed them whilst they are in foster care. We currently receive no funding and are relying purely on donations to fund our charity. 

Silver Lining Pet Rescue (AU, 60812389670) Browse events

Silver Lining Pet Rescue came to fruition because of the dedicated people behind the rescue who love pets and want to see them in their silver lining.    Silver Lining Pet Rescue is focused on providing high-quality service and  satisfaction - we will do everything we can to meet your expectations but ever remember our animals safety and security comes first.   We are a no kill, foster carer rescue seeking to provide that Silver Lining to pets who can no longer remain in their current home.   Our rescue is based on the belief that finding an animals Silver Lining is of the utmost importance. Our entire team is committed to meeting those needs. As a result, many pets are now in their Silver Lining   Please help us help the pets.  

Homeless Hounds Animal Rescue Australia (AU, 91492304188) Browse events

Minton Farm Animal Rescue Centre (AU, 47310462916) Browse events

Minton Farm is non-profit, voluntary rescue centre for around 300 orphaned and injured animals and birds. It is owned and managed by Mrs. Bev Langley. Bev Langley The aim of the Centre is to rehabilitate the rescue and return them to their homes as quickly as possible, if they are 100% fit; otherwise they are taken into permanent care. Over 7,800 animals and birds have been rescued to date, with more than 300 volunteers trained to assist in the work. Animals rescued include kangaroos, possums, echidnas, koalas, bats, and lizards. Birds rescued include kookaburras, magpies, owls, hawks, eagles, and parrots. Farm animals rescued include sheep, pigs, ponies, and poultry. Educational tours and talks are provided to increase community awareness of the effects of habitat destruction upon Australia's wildlife, and how to help them to survive.dwill are directly responsible for its operation. Over 200 volunteers have been trained at the centre, ranging from 8 years to 73 years, helping out on a weekly roster to feed and maintain the creatures, and to build enclosures and cat-proof fencing. Donations are gratefully accepted to assist with feed and veterinary costs. Animals can be sponsored at $35 a year to allow funds allocated for their food to be used for facility improvement.

Wildlife Asia - The Silvery Gibbon Project (AU, 91288315112) Browse events

The primary objective of Wildlife Asia is the protection and enhancement of the natural habitat of orangutans, gibbons, Asian rhinos, bears and other Asian wildlife.   Wildlife Asia is a not for profit association raising funds in Australia to increase conservation contribution, capacity and efficiency for wildlife conservation.   Wildlife Asia and its field programs are active, throughout South East Asia in: habitat protection (in particular tropical rainforest), wildlife conservation (in particular Orangutan, Rhino, Bear and Gibbon), and sustainable development for local communities. Clare Campbell, Director - Wildlife Asia [email protected] Newsletter, Facebook and Twitter at www.wildlifeasia.org.au     The Silvery Gibbon Project raises funds for the conservation of the endangered Silvery Gibbon (Hylobates moloch), a primate found only in the jungles of Indonesia.   Unfortunately, like so many species today the wild populations of the silvery gibbon are under threat due to habitat destruction and fragmentation from illegal logging, burning of forests for palm oil plantations, and encroachment from local human populations. In addition, many gibbons are still lost each year to the illegal pet trade, when adult gibbons are slaughtered so that their babies can be sold in the markets as pets. The situation for these animals is dire. Based on current estimates, the wild populations are thought to number between 400 and 4,000 animals, many of these confined to small fragmented areas of ever diminishing forest.   The Silvery Gibbon Project is run entirely by volunteers. As well as being the primary supporter of the Javan Gibbon Centre, SGP also support education and capacity building programs in Java.   The reintroduction program established in 2009 will require ongoing funding through SGP and we also plan to assist in the development of wild population and habitat proptection programs in the near future.   The Silvery Gibbon Project holds a Certificate of Entry to the register of Environmental Organisations, therefore donations of greater than $2 are tax deductible.  

Donkey Shelter (AU, 97110213326) Browse events

 opened in August 1997, and is located on 28 acres in Diamond Creek, which is approximately 20 kilometres north of Melbourne. The land on which the Shelter is located is privately owned by May, and is provided by her at no cost to the Shelter. Donkey Shelter is a non-profit, charitable organisation that receives no government funding, although from the 1st of July 2006 donations are now tax deductible. We rely totally on public donations, donkey sponsorship, fundraising events and the help of volunteers to continue the work. As soon as they reach the Shelter, the donkeys are nursed back to health and rehabilitated if necessary. When they have recovered, donkeys whose health and temperament allow it will be located to carer homes. Old donkeys, those with ongoing health problems, and those with an unsuitable temperament, will remain at the Shelter. Some donkeys are suitable to join the fundraising team, and these will also remain at the Shelter. All funds raised are used solely for the welfare of the donkeys. Donkey Shelter Inc. does not sell or breed donkeys. The only donkeys born at the Shelter are those whose mothers were already pregnant when they arrived here.

Community Help Enviro Education Through Animals (AU, 086622NPO) Browse events

Community Help Enviro Education Through Animals is the education division of The Ann van Dyk Cheetah Centre (est 1971). We promote conservation through education, teach young people how to overcome challenges, and to preserve natural resources. To date we have worked with 100 000 learners.

Dogs for Kids with Disabilities (DKD) (AU, 13083814298) Browse events

Dogs For Kids with Disabilities (DKD) is a not for profit organisation based in Victoria, Australia.   DKD was founded by Katie Hunter, a qualified guide dog trainer who has over ten years experience in the animal industry including vet nursing, animal care and dog training (pets, obedience, agility, companion dogs, autism assistance dogs and guide dogs). Katie has trained multiple autism dogs and their clients, she has also trained and placed many pets as therapy dogs and co-ordinated puppy programs for guide dog schools in Australia.   We work with a range of disabilities including: austism spectrum disorders intellectual disability physical disability learning difficulties    Benefits of companion/therapy dogs for children and young adults can include: reduction in anxiety and stress for both parents and child engages the entire family helps build communication helps build friendships helps children sleep better may help to prevent bolting, can decrease self harm behaviours, can reduce melt-downs in children with autism provides comfort and companionship improves social interaction

Animal Protection Society of WA (AU, 53040457818) Browse events

       

Bible Society Australia (AU, 85214424729) Browse events

DCH Animal Adoptions (AU, DCH Animal Adoptions - N/A) Browse events

DCH Animal Adoptions is a volunteer run animal rescue charity saving dogs, cats and horses from "death row" in council pounds and shelters throughout NSW since 2004. We work solely with a system of foster carers who house our rescue animals in their homes until permanent new homes are found. This is ideal for the animals wellbeing while in care but also perfect for temprament testing in a real world environment to ensure we can match the animal up to a perfect new home.

Sydney Dogs and Cats Home (AU, 16943464585) Browse events

Sydney Dogs and Cats Home works with a dedicated group of staff and volunteers in the care of lost and abandoned animals since 1946. Our mission is to prevent the unnecessary euthanasia of healthy, loving domestic pets, young, old or with special needs, by re-homing them and giving them a second chance at life.

Wildcare (AU, 38052249024) Browse events

Wildcare Australia is a non-profit organization located in South East Queensland dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of native wildlife. Our volunteers rescue and care for thousands of sick, injured and orphaned wildlife every year. If you find wildlife in distress please find comprehensive information on this website on how you can assist the animal in need.  

Save A Horse Australia Horse Rescue and Sanctuary (AU, 97212703053) Browse events

Save a Horse Australia was established in 2001 as a private equine rescue and sanctuary however, in 2009 it was registered as a charity to allow the organisation to fundraise. Save A Horse Australia Horse Rescue and Sanctuary was established by Amanda Vella to take in unwanted, neglected, abused and slaughter bound horses, rehabilitating them and finding them the perfect forever home. All of the horses that come into our care are given then very best specialist treatment and when its time for them to find new homes they go out under life time adoption contracts. This means that if the new owner can no longer keep the adopted horse, it must come back to us for rehoming. We do this to make sure that even horse who passes through our doors never falls into the cycle of neglect again. We monitor all adopted horses between 1 - 4 times per years to make sure they are going well in their new homes. Save a horse Australia is also planning to use some of our rescue horses in programs for at risk youth, and people who suffer from mental illness, working along side clinical psychologists and equine therapists. This is a goal and we need urgent funding to help make it a reality. The program will be 100% not for profit so that people from disadvantaged backgrounds can also enjoy the therapy provided. We don't want a program that only people financially stable can enjoy. It will be a program for everyone.

Paws N Hooves (AU, 86110837036) Browse events

Paws 'n' Hooves is a "not for profit" animal rescue group based in Sydney. Thanks to the generosity of Barry Pranklin we now have a brand new, state of the art website which will make our job of displaying the animals we have for adoption much easier. Made up of a group of extremely dedicated volunteers, Paws 'n' Hooves main objective is to save animals from certain death in various pounds and shelters in Sydney and surrounding areas. Animals rescued from "death row" are taken to our foster carers' homes where they are treated like any family pet, until such time as a new and loving, "forever home" can be found for them. While in our care, these animals (mostly dogs and cats) are immunized, wormed, de-sexed, micro-chipped and treated for heartworm and other worms. In many cases, these poor animals have been abused, mistreated and are malnourished.   Our valiant band of carers nurse them back to normalcy and good health with a lot of "TLC". Being a home based group, we can ensure that our animals are well socialised with both people and other animals and in most cases they are also house-trained. Another advantage of us being a home based group, is that you don't have to worry about "business hours" and in most cases our carers are more than happy to have you meet your prospective new pet at any suitable time including evenings and weekends. You will also be seeing and meeting the animals in a home, or a backyard environment rather than in a shelter.   Generally, you are also able to spend more time with the animals than you would expect to do otherwise As carers we also have a reasonably good understanding of the animals we are caring for, so we can advise prospective adopting families of personality traits, and the likes and dislikes etc of the animals that you are interested in. Generally when a suitable family adopts one of our pets, they pay only for the reimbursement of veterinary fees which is around $250 for dogs and $150 for cats.

Labs 'n Life Incorporated (AU, 65583940182) Browse events

An initiative offering positive anticipation and enriching quality of life, thus enhacing the independence and safety of children living with Autism and special needs. Our purpose is two-fold: to engage and develop young people at risk through education programs which incorporate training labradors to become Companion Dogs, and to place Labs 'n Life bred and trained Companion Dogs with families who have children with Autism and Special needs. While there are programs that use dogs to engage vulnerable youth, and organisations that train Companion dogs, we are the only organisation melds the two together.