OUR CAUSE
We love all animals.
Which is why we help and protect them, we ask with a warm
heart if you could help as well.
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Click a DONATE box of your choice below and make a difference.
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Thank you on behalf of the helpless.
THE WORLD'S LEADING DONKEY RESCUE ORGANIZATION
PVDR works throughout the lower 48 & manages 5.5 million acres of wild donkey habitat. Peaceful Valley's Mission is to provide a safe and loving environment to all donkeys that have been abused, neglected or abandoned and wild burros under threat of destruction. Peaceful Valley strives to provide solutions to the many problems that plague these wonderful creatures by providing ethical stewardship over the funds that are necessary to fulfill this goal. Peaceful Valley, with its nationwide network of Ranch Facilities and Satellite Adoption Centers, is the country's leader in Rescue, Sanctuary, Adoption and Education. Together, we can improve the Plight of the American Donkey.
Hummingbird Society Of Sedona
The Hummingbird Society was created in 1996 as a nonprofit* organization to help people understand and appreciate hummingbirds and to provide a channel to help save the ones that are endangered.That sums it up well for the purpose of the Hummingbird Society's mission: teach people about hummingbirds, and they will understand them better; and from that understanding and caring, will come support for their protection.
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You can do your part by becoming a member of the Hummingbird Society, for only $40 (tax-deductible, too), or by making a donation.
Audubon
Enter your 5-digit zip code to use Audubon’s native plants database and explore the best plants for birds in your area, as well as local resources and links to more information. By entering your email address, you'll receive an emailed list of the native plants you've selected, get additional tips on creating your bird-friendly habitat, and help us keep track of your contributions to our efforts to get 1 million native plants for birds in the ground.
Sedona Humane
Society
The Humane Society of Sedona building was designed by Shelter Planners of America and built-in 2009.
ASPCA
