The organizations behind the rescues.
A rescue is never the work of one person or one moment — it’s veterinarians, field teams, sanctuaries, and pilots, often across borders. These are the partner organizations that make the rescues in our network possible.
Join Hope For Paws and receive a Lucky Leash
Becoming a member means playing a direct role in saving the lives of countless animals. As a thank-you, Hope For Paws sends you and your own dog a Lucky Leash — a small symbol of the hope and second chances your support helps provide to animals who had neither.
Partner organizations
Each of these groups operates independently — different countries, different specialties, different animals — but all of them do the hands-on work of getting an animal from crisis to safety.
Hope For Paws
Rescuing animals facing death or danger through abuse or abandonment, with rescue footage that’s introduced millions of viewers to what street rescue actually looks like.
Visit website →Flying Fur Animal Rescue
Saving animals by air transport — flying rescued animals from overcrowded shelters to regions with the space and resources to take them in.
Visit website →Wildlife Aid
The Surrey-based wildlife rescue organization founded by Simon Cowell, built around a simple mission: protect the lives of generations of British wildlife to come.
Visit website →FOUR PAWS International
A global animal welfare organization working across companion animals, farm animals, and wildlife — including the push to end roadside zoos and improve live transport standards.
Visit website →PETA Rescue
PETA’s dedicated rescue team responds directly to animals in crisis, documenting interventions that often lead to broader investigations and policy pressure.
Visit website →Animals Asia
Committed to ending bear bile farming and improving welfare standards for animals across Asia, with sanctuaries in China and Vietnam caring for rescued bears for life.
Visit website →Moving Giants
Relocating an elephant or a rhino isn’t a single dramatic moment — it’s a logistics operation involving cranes, custom crates, veterinary teams, and days of careful planning. Moving Giants follows that work in full, one relocation at a time.
