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1		AGUA DULCE, CA
2		Pebble Beach, CA
3		SANTA MONICA, CA
4		BURBANK, CA
5		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
6		Van Nuys, CA
7		ENCINO, CA
8		LAGUNA BEACH, CA
9		LAGUNA BEACH, CA
10		LONG BEACH, CA
11		DAVIS, CA
12		Modesto, CA
13		MALIBU, CA
14		KNIGHTS LANDING, CA
15		SANTA ROSA, CA
16		Los Angeles, CA
17		SAN JOSE, CA
18		CEDAR RIDGE, CA
19		Sherman Oaks, CA
20		GLENDALE, CA
21		WESTLAKE VILLAGE, CA
22		Sacramento, CA
23		SANTA MONICA, CA
24		VALLEJO, CA
25		RED BLUFF, CA
26		Norco, CA
27		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
28		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
29		LAGUNA HILLS, CA
30		san francisco, CA
31		NEVADA CITY, CA
32		Desert Hot Springs, CA
33		REDONDO BEACH, CA
34		SAN PEDRO, CA
35		Costa Mesa, CA
36		AVALON, CA
37		ESCONDIDO, CA
38		Riverside, CA
39		SAN DIEGO, CA
40		Orange, CA
41		LA JOLLA, CA
42		LOYALTON, CA
43		LOS ALTOS, CA
44		LOS ANGELES, CA
45		DIXON, CA
46		Lower Lake, CA
47		SAN DIEGO, CA
48		Santa Rosa, CA
49		STUDIO CITY, CA
50		FULLERTON, CA

EDUCATE SCHOOL AGED CHILDREN AND MAINTAIN SANCTUARY FOR INJURED WILDLIFE

To support corporations, community chests, funds and foundations organized and operated exclusively for charitable, religious, scientific, literary or education purposes, or for the prevention of cruelty to children or animals.

DONATIONS MADE TO THE ANIMAL HOUSE JAMAICA IS DEDICATED TO RESCUE, SHELTER, INJURED, NEGLECTED AND ABANDONED ANIMALS.

We dogs and cats and provide free community services for underserved counties in California helping them keep their companion animals versus surrendering them to shelters. These programs include spay and neuter clinics microchipping vaccines emergency medical care food supplies and emergency temporary housing.

TO REDUCE THE DEMAND FOR ILLEGAL WILDLIFE PRODUCTS AND TO PROMOTE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION.

PRESERVATION OF OPEN TRAILS, NATURAL RESOURCES AND WILDLIFE HABITAT ON AND AROUND THE SANTA MONICA MOUNTAINS AND SURROUNDING WATERS.

PROVIDES FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO ASSIST NON-PROFIT ANIMAL SHELTERS AND ORGANIZATIONS ENGAGED IN RESCUE, REHABILITATION AND RE-HOMING OF ABUSED AND ABANDONED DOGS. PRIORITIZES FUNDING ON SPAYING AND NEUTERING PROGRAMS TO HELP REDUCE OR ELIMINATE DOG OVERPOPULATION.

THE ORGANIZATION MADE SIGNIFICANT PROGRESS DURING THE YEAR IN RAISING PUBLIC AWARENESS IN REGARDS TO ABANDON AND EUTHANIZED ANIMALS THROUGH ITS SPAY AND NEUTER AND HUMANE EDUCATION PROGRAMS, AS WELL AS ANIMAL MEDICAL AND RESCUE EFFORTS.

PROMOTING ANIMAL WELFARE THROUGH PUBLIC AWARENESS CAMPAIGNS AND .

RECOGNIZING THAT WITH PRIVILEGE COMES RESPONSIBILITY, MISSION OF IS TO EMPOWER SPORTSMEN TO FULFILL AND CELEBRATE THEIR COMMITMENT TO THEIR SPORT AND TO REAL WORLD CONSERVATION.

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Protection and care animals

ACTIVITIES INCLUDE TAKING IN ANIMALS FOR REHABILITATION AND SUBSEQUENTLY PUTTING THEM FOR ADOPTION. TAKES CARE OF VARIOUS TYPES OF ANIMALS SUCH AS: DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, HORSES, ETC...

We are a nonprofit that provides Hunter Safety Classes, Pheasant Hunting opportunities during the regular California Department of Fish and Wildlife Pheasant Season, along with Junior and Senior rifle teams in our indoor rife range, and our annual striped bass derby during the regular California Department of Fish and Wildlife Striper Season. We hold our meetings the first Tuesday of each month 7:30pm at our clubhouse located at 9270 Railroad St. , Ca. 95645.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO PROVIDE RESOURCES AND FUNDING SHELTERS, RESCUE GROUPS AND INDIVIDUALS DEDICATED TO IMPROVING THE HEALTH, WELFARE AND ADOPTION OF UNWANTED AND ABUSED ANIMALS.

SUPPORT ENDERDANGERED ANIMALS AND SPICES

Engaging in public education and corporate campaigns, as well as community outreach, to promote justice. Programs address spotlighting the abuse of animals on farms, the depletion of natural resources, unfair working conditions for produce workers, and the unavailability of healthy foods in low-income areas.

Provide within available resources safe, caring, and healthy living situations for neglected, abused, abandoned and otherwise homeless animals in the greater Nevada City/Grass Valley area and surrounding counties, including Sacramento County and throughout northern California.

To save pets from euthanasia

OPERATES PRIMARILY TO FOSTER THE ARTS, PREVENT CRUELTY TO ANIMALS AND TO SUPPORT OTHER CHARITABLE CAUSES PRIMARILY IN THE LOS ANGELES AREA.

TO REDUCE OVERPOPULATION BY HAVING MOBILE SPAY/NEUTER CLINICS ACROSS COUNTRY AND TO SUPPORT CAUSES THAT BENEFIT ANIMAL WELFARE.

PRESERVING ENHANCING THE HABITAT OF WILDLIFE, SUCH AS SANDHILL CRANES, WATERFOWL, RAPTORS, WHICH HABITAT EXPENSES ARE SUPPORTED BY AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES.

TO PREVENT CRUELTY TO ANIMALS BY RESCUING, REHABILITATING AND SHELTERING ANIMALS AND PLACING THEM IN ADOPTIVE HOMES, AND THROUGH EDUCATING PUBLIC ABOUT ANIMAL WELFARE, A SUBJECT USEFUL TO INDIVIDUALS AND BENEFICIAL TO COMMUNITY.

TO PROMOTE OPEN SPACE, NATURE AND WILDLIFE EDUCATION, AND THE HISTORICAL AND NATURAL RESOURCES OF AND THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES. ADDITIONALLY, TO PROTECT AND PRESERVE THE PRESERVE AND ENSURE ITS AVAILABILITY FOR PUBLIC RECREATION.

GRANT HELPING CA DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE DO ITS ASSESSMENTS

The Community is an annual event held on Labor Day Weekend. This event is affordable to all families and open to the public. The is an all volunteer event with participation and positions held by the various non-profit organizations and individuals. The mission of the organization is to provide the community with educational activities and entertainment, and to promote a sense of community and volunteerism. Activities and entertainment include, but are not limited to: the showcasing of animals, craft competition, pet parade, dances, bands, rodeo and carnivals. In addition, surplus generated from the event are donated to various national and local non-profit organizations.

LENDING OF ARTWORK TO MUSEUMS, UNIVERSITIES AND OTHER LOCATIONS FOR PUBLIC DISPLAY, INCLUDING THE SAN FRANCISCO MUSEUM OF MODERN

TO PROTECT ENDANGERED SPECIES and PRESERVE THEIR NATURAL HABITATS.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO PROGRAMS WHICH SPECIALIZE IN PRESERVATION.

To protect and restore and their habitats including rainforest and coral reefs.

TO FUND RESEARCH IN DERMATOLOGY THAT WILL AID IN THE IDENTIFICATION AND TREATMENT SKIN DISEASE IN ANIMALS

TO RESCUE ANIMALS IN DANGER, PROVIDE HEALTH MEDICINES, TREATMENT, FOOD AND SHELTER

ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES AND FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS AND TO PROVIDE CARE AND SHELTER TO ANIMALS

REHABILITATE ANIMALS

The Impact Fund is committed to helping families thrive in and around Southern California. We focus our efforts through our four important foundational pillars: Youth Empowerment, Supporting Families, Animal Welfare and Emergency Response.

THIS FOUNDATION FOSTERS PROPOGATION AND PROTECTION OF MARINE LIFE BY BREEDING WHITE SEABASS FOR RELEASE INTO THE OCEAN TO SUPPORT THE SEABASS FISHERY.

SUPPORT PROTECTION, MAINTENANCE, AND RESTORATION CONSERVATION BANK NATIVE HABITATS AND WILDLIFE. PROMOTE EDUCATION ABOUT BIOLOGICAL AND HISTORIC VALUE . ENCOURAGE RESPONSIBLE RECREATIONAL USE CONSISTENT WITH CONSERVATION NATIVE HABITATS AND WILDLIFE.

TO AND SHELTER UNWANTED ABANDONED, ABUSED AND FORMERLY SLAUGHTER BOUND HORSES AND OTHER UNFORTUNATE ANIMALS

SERVICE TO ABANDONED OR UNWANTED DOMESTIC ANIMALS

Greater Awareness of Pet Overpopulation

LITTLE MUSIC BOX, A PROJECT BY ARGENTINE ARTIST SAMANTHA RCHED ABUGAUCH, WHO CARRIED OUT A PICTORAL PROJECT WITH WRITER AND CURATOR, RUTH ESTEVEZ, AND PRODUCED A SERIES OF SEVEN PICTORAL BOXES CONTAINING MINIATURE PAINTINGS OF FARM ANIMALS. PROJECT INCLUDED CURATOR, EDITOR AND TRANSLATORS.

TO SUPPORT and PROMOTE THE COUNTY WIDE EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES OF THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ORGANIZATIONS, GRANGE YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS, 4-H CLUBS AND INDEPENDENT YOUTH BETWEEN THE AGES OF 9-19 BY PROMOTING AND ADMINISTERING AN ANNUAL OF ANIMALS RAISED BY THE CLUB AND CHAPTER MEMBERS.

IS A 501(C)(3) US NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION FOUNDED IN 2011 IN PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES TO CONNECT CREDIBLE CHINESE AND EAST ASIAN GRASSROOTS NGOS WITH INDIVIDUALS FROM THE WEST. THE GREATER MISSION BEHIND THIS WORK IS TO FOSTER A SUSTAINABLE LONG-TERM NGO CULTURE IN EAST ASIA, AND IN DOING SO, SPREAD A GLOBAL SPIRIT OF PHILANTHROPY.

TO PROVIDE RELIEF TO THE POOR, DISTRESSED OR UNDERPRIVILEGED and TO PROMOTE SOCIAL WELFARE BY PROVIDING SERVICES TO ANIMAL OWNERS and BY IMPROVING THE CONDITION OF LOCAL ANIMAL SHELTERS

TO PROVIDE QUALITY AFFORDABLE VETINARY CARE TO EQUINE AND OTHER ANIMALS IN UNDERSERVED AREAS IN THE USA AND ABROAD. ALL SERVICES ARE RENDERED AT THE COST OF SUPPLIES OR GRATIS. TO PROVIDE OPPORUNITIES FOR PROFESSIONALS AND VETINARY STUDENTS TO AID ANIMALS IN NEED.

To advocate for the lives and dignity of homeless, abandoned, abused or feral animals by providing responsible care, placement and community education.

FLIES LARGE SCALE TRANSPORTS AT-RISK SHELTER PETS FROM DISASTER AREAS AND OVERCROWDED SHELTERS TO BRICK AND MORTAR SHELTERS WHERE THERE IS EMPTY KENNEL SPACE AND WHERE NO LOCAL SHELTER PETS ARE DISPLACED BY OUR FLIGHTS.

THE ORGANIZATION FOCUSES ON CREATING FILMS AND MEDIA THAT PROMOTE THRIVABILITY, COMPASSION, AND HARMONY FOR ALL LIFE.

TO ADDRESS THE ISSUES OF OVERPOPULATION OF ANIMALS BY PROVIDING TRANSPORTATION, , AND SPAY/NEUTER SERVICES FOR ANIMALS IN CALIFORNIA.

Our mission is to enhance the qualify of life of current and former members of the US , to enhance the quality of life of currently living in animal shelters, and to reduce the number of currently living in animal shelters - all by providing free or discounted pet adoptions to Active Duty, Reserve, and Veterans of the US and their dependents; and to foster, encourage and engage in, by all proper and legitimate means within the context of the purposes stated above, certain charitable and similar causes the public welfare.

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