National program that educates, trains, and mobilizes student advocates in the field of animal protection; provides the infrastructure, organization, and resources that enable students to effectively advocate for human and nonhuman animals alike.

Seeks to fundamentally reorient what it means to be an animal lawyer, to reframe what lawyers can do to better support activists, and to serve as the world’s leading site for activist defense, advocacy, and coalition building.

Creating a world where all animals can thrive, regardless of their species; take the guesswork out of supporting animal advocacy by directing funds toward the most impactful charities and programs, based on evidence and research.

Dedicated to the protection of the lives and advancement of the interests of animals through the legal system.

Creation of innovative apps that empower the public to save wildlife and companion animals and the organization of a diverse community focused on keeping these animals safe from human threats.

Dedicated to improving the lives of animals and people; believes in the healing power of animal-human connections and views all living creatures with compassion and respect, with a primary focus on dogs, cats, and the people who love them.

To reduce the suffering of the trillions of aquatic animals being farmed and caught in the wild for human consumption each year; aim to use and conduct the latest research to guide global interventions with the highest impact, reducing the most suffering at the lowest cost point.

Education of the next generation of animal law advocates and advancement of animal protection through the law.

A nonprofit platform for people who want to help end factory farming; mission is to find, connect, and empower every person globally who wants to help end factory farming. By doing so, CFA believes we can accelerate the end of factory farming and work to bring about a more antispeciesist world.

Building a movement that can eventually shift culture and change social and political institutions, as well as putting an end to the commodity status of animals.

Fighting the disastrous effects of animal agriculture on animals, the environment, social justice, and public health through rescue, education, and advocacy.

Empower animal advocates with access to research, analysis, strategies, and messages that maximize their effectiveness to reduce animal suffering; conduct essential research, maintain an online research library, and directly support advocates and organizations in their work to save lives.

To advance a plant-based food system and challenging the dominance of animal agriculture through bold and innovative grassroots action.

Provide a safe haven for abused and at-risk farm animals; GLR addresses the needs of their animal residents on an individual basis in regards to nutrition, medical needs, emotional support, animal enrichment and adequate housing.

Ending the abuse of animals raised for food by influencing the policies of the world’s biggest companies, demanding legislation, and empowering others to take action and leave animals off their plates.

Taking on puppy mills, factory farms, the fur trade, trophy hunting, animal cosmetics testing and other cruel industries. Through rescue, response and sanctuary work, thousands of animals are helped every year.

Improving the lives of community cats and the people who care for them in Longmont and surrounding area through comprehensive programs: Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR), Cat Socialization, Colony Management, Foster, Adoption, and Education.

Non-profit dedicated to the welfare of animals with a mission of caring, serving and educating to improve the lives of companion animals. Provide temporary shelter to thousands of animals every year.

Ending industrial animal agriculture by constructing a just and sustainable food system; imagining a world free of cruelty, a world in which we nurture our bodies, minds, and spirits with wholesome, healthy food that is kind to animals and sustainable for our planet.

The only civil rights organization in the U.S. dedicated solely to securing rights for nonhuman animals; their groundbreaking work challenges an archaic, unjust legal status quo that views and treats all nonhuman animals as legal “things” with no rights.

Produces upbeat yet hard-hitting podcasts that amplify the voices of people who are working to change the world for animals, offering our listeners the essential resources, encouragement and inspiration they need to create positive change.

Most members of the public have difficulty finding the right resources to help wildlife in need. PSWA provides the bridge to determine how to help wildlife, either through advice, advocacy or in the field assistance.

Collaborative of non-profit organizations, agencies, landowners, concerned citizens, and scientists dedicated to the protection of prairie dogs and advancing conservation plans for the prairie dog ecosystem.

Colorado-based non-profit organization that seeks loving homes for house rabbits, rescues house rabbits in need, supports current rabbit owners through a retail shop and classes, as well as strives to educate the public about these often misunderstood companion animals.

Provides sanctuary to farm animals at risk of being slaughtered and promotes an ethical vegan lifestyle; seeks to educate the public on plant based food options, FFA/4H, factory farming practices, and the devastating impact of animal agriculture on the environment.

To help create a more compassionate and kind world, while educating others on the reality of the unnecessary oppression animals face, specifically those born into factory farming; focus on rescue of abused, neglected, and abandoned farmed animals from around the country.

An LGBTQ-led farmed animal refuge that works for social and environmental justice as well as animal liberation; their solar-powered sanctuary is driven by an ecofeminist understanding of the intersections among the ways that humans hurt animals, each other, and the environment.

Scientific progress is desperately needed, in order for us to understand which factors cause the most suffering for wild animals and how people can address those factors responsibly and effectively. WAI is working to accelerate progress in the emerging field of wild animal welfare science.