MORRIS ANIMAL FOUNDATION
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Knowledge is power, especially when it comes to both human and animal health. Over the last few years, pet owners have become more active in finding treatment options to help pets thrive and survive disease. And an increasing number are turning to Morris Animal Foundation (MAF), the world’s largest charitable, nonprofit organization funding research to protect, treat and cure animals worldwide, for information. |
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GREY2K USA
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GREY2K USA works through citizen’s initiatives and legislative processes to pass laws to protect greyhounds, with the ultimate goal of closing down all greyhound tracks nationwide. Our mission is to make the cruelty of dog racing a thing of the past. |
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Tompkins County SPCA
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The mission of the SPCA of Tompkins County is to protect companion animals. We are a no-kill shelter dedicated to preventing animal cruelty and overpopulation. We promote responsible pet stewardship by providing education, counseling and training to nurture and enhance the human-animal bond. |
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STRAY RESCUE of St. Louis
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Stray Rescue's sole purpose is to rescue stray animals in need of medical attention, restore them to health and place them in loving adoptive homes. Our vision statement is that every companion animal will live in a home and be loved by their guardian. |
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THE MISHA MAY FOUNDATION
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The Misha May Foundation provides options, training and rehabilitation for homeless mixed-breed dogs, or any dogs who need us, until they find a permanent home. and designs creative foster partnerships and innovative programs which maintain or improve the health, social skills and overall well being of these dogs as they wait for their perfect people.
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BEST FRIENDS ANIMAL SOCIETY
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Our greatest accomplishment has been creating the nation’s largest sanctuary for abandoned and abused animals, which has long been the flagship for the No More Homeless Pets movement. Best Friends has been at the forefront of the no-kill movement since our emergence onto the national scene in the early 1990s. Since that time the number of animals dying in shelters dropped from around 15 million animals per year to the current level of 4 to 5 million.
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