Animal Welfare

Your gift to Adopt A Penguin will enable Defenders of Wildlife’s work with automakers and members of Congress to raise the standard fuel efficiency of cars and trucks. The burning of fossil fuels is the single most human-related cause of rising temperatures around the globe. more

Your gift will provide one month of care for a rescued pig. By sponsoring a farm animal, you can provide the necessary support to care for a rescued animal. Farm Sanctuary's shelters are funded entirely by members, so the number of animals we can care for is always dependent on sponsorship funding. more

Your gift today will help Defenders continue to advocate in Congress on behalf of the voiceless wildlife of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Please visit www.savearcticrefuge.org for more information on our programs and advocacy. more

Your gift will pay for one horse at the sanctuary to get his/her feet trimmed. more

Your gift will replace one well used feed pail, and help animals become happily well-fed. more

Your gift will provide one month of care for a rescued turkey. By sponsoring a farm animal, you can provide the necessary support to care for a rescued animal. more

Your gift will provide one month of care for a rescued sheep. By sponsoring a farm animal, you can provide the necessary support to care for a rescued animal. Farm Sanctuary's shelters are funded entirely by members, so the number of animals we can care for is always dependent on sponsorship funding. more

Here at the ASPCA, we are committed to finding a permanent, loving home for every adoptable dog or cat who comes through our doors. As such, we do everything we can to make sure that potential adopters can see how wonderful and worthy each animal is. more

Your gift to Adopt A Tiger today will help to battle the many threats -- including illegal logging and poaching -- to tigers and other endangered wildlife around the world. more

Your donation will provide one desperately needed spay/neuter surgery. IDA India performs nearly 1,000 spay/neuter surgeries a month! While much work remains to be done, these actions are crucial to reducing the huge population of homeless animals in India. more

To help increase the chances that a lost animal will be recovered, the ASPCA relies on microchip identification. An electronic chip, about the size of a grain of rice and carrying a unique code, is implanted between a pet’s shoulder blades. more

Defenders of Wildlife is working with state and local officials in Florida to discourage inappropriate development and help achieve a healthy balance between humans and wildlife by constructing highway underpasses and helping to maintain habitat connectivity for panthers to live. more