
When the bills rack up, these resources have your back.
Learn about the people making a difference for animals and what you can do to lend a hand, too.
When the bills rack up, these resources have your back.
These community resources can help your pet get the food they need.
How one cat colony inspired their hundreds of thousands of social media followers to care about cat rescue — and became superstars in the process.
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Animals without homes for the holidays have still been good boys and girls. Giving them toys will give you all the feels.
Back in the day, pinup models donned their victory rolls to boost wartime spirits. Now, they do it to advocate for a much-maligned dog breed. Deirdre Franklin, the founder of Pinups for Pitbulls, explains how a burlesque hobby evolved into a life-saving non-profit.
A way to pay it forward to our furry friends.
The San Diego-based rescue’s 300 volunteers take saving Mexican street dogs as seriously as a full-time job (but have fun doing it).
The model, activist, and musician on his activism philosophy: “I’ve always been drawn to those who have been left behind, forgotten, misunderstood. I relate to them on a very deep, personal level. No matter how different you are, everyone deserves a chance.”
The U.S. has a long way to go when it comes to ending what Gov. Gavin Newsom calls “cruel and unnecessary testing.”
Here’s a list of orgs assisting with rescue efforts.
ASSERT co-founder Ryan Okrant tells The Wildest about his work — from tornadoes in Kentucky to war in Ukraine.
Because rescue kitties deserve your crowdfunding cash, too.
How people can splurge on their pets — or adopt new ones!
You really can have it all.
Rescue organizations are in need of donations (and adoptions) after the devastating storm.
With the help of flight, this nonprofit is saving animals and relocating them to loving homes across the country.
Tens of millions of pet parents experience poverty. Pets for Life helps these families receive the care they need for their furriest members.
The veterinarian on helping out, making a difference, and the finer things in life (mostly dogs and music).
Angela Rafuse on how her grandfather’s cat inspired her to start a nonprofit and find new homes for the cats of terminally ill pet parents.
“With ShapoShelter, we’re going to highlight the stories of these poor animals that can’t tell their own stories in the hopes of finding them new homes.”
From upcycling linens to handing down used toys, you can help animals in need and prevent waste.