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101		PITTSBURGH, PA
102		Richmond, IL
103		GREENWOOD, SC
104		REHOBOTH BEACH, DE
105		HILLSVILLE, PA
106		CHICAGO, IL
107		Fairfax, VA
108		PIERRE, SD
109		LINCOLN, NE
110		Fairfax, VA
111		Cincinnati, OH
112		ST PAUL, MN
113		Washington, DC
114		RADCLIFF, KY
115		PHILADELPHIA, PA
116		CINCINNATI, OH
117		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
118		New Holstein, WI
119		Chapel Hill, NC
120		APPLE VALLEY, MN
121		Oak Harbor, OH
122		Isle Of Palms, SC
123		Laurel, MD
124		WASHINGTON, DC
125		WASHINGTON, DC
126		LAUREL, MD
127		Washington, DC
128		Washington, DC
129		NORFOLK, VA
130		Clinton, MD
131		GERMANTOWN, MD
132		ANNAPOLIS, MD
133		CUMBERLAND, MD
134		ANNAPOLIS, MD
135		Washington, DC
136		CABOT, VT
137		WASHINGTON, DC
138		LYNCHBURG, VA
139		Leesburg, VA
140		Chantilly, VA
141		ELKINS, WV
142		Raleigh, NC
143		RALEIGH, NC
144		Alexis, NC
145		BURLINGTON, NC
146		MOHAWK, MI
147		SHEBOYGAN, WI
148		FISHERS, IN
149		Rock Hill, SC
150		YEMASSEE, SC

to advocate for higher standards of welfare for farm animals, specifically for the Southwestern PA food system.

Conservation natural resources

PROVIDE ANIMAL PROTECTION AND WELFARE

PROVIDE COMMUNITY SUPPORT THROUGH LOCAL EVENTS.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES GRANTS TO COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS THAT CONDUCT PROGRAMS FOR YOUTH EDUCATION AND ACTIVITIES OR ARE ENGAGED IN PRESERVATION OF WILDLIFE OR LAND CONSERVATION.

WILDLIFE SERVICE PROGRAMS

EAGLE-U.S. is organized the promotion of environmental conservation the rule of by supporting projects geared towards developing civic activism collaborating with governments civil society to improve the application of national international environmental legislation with the aim of generating a strong deterrent against the illegal trades in wildlife, timber other environment-related criminal activities, including corruption.

Lead, represent and assist districts in promoting a healthy enviroment. Concerns include soil and grassland health, water quality and quantity, air quality, forestry, wildlife, recreation and human health.

SERVES THE COMMUNITY BY SHELTERING HOMELESS PETS, ADVOCATING FOR ANIMAL WELFARE, AND EDUCATING THE PUBLIC ABOUT RESPONSIBLE PET CARE.

Our missions is to rescue and stray cats, locally and worldwide, by paying for veterinary care and services, providing small grants to animal rescue groups, and assisting volunteers who foster with transportation, adoption support, and pet food and supplies.

Significantly increase save rates and decrease the euthanasia of healthy animals in the Tri-State by helping create the public mindset that adoption is the first option when looking for a new pet

PROTECT FISHERIES AND PROVIDE SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOODS FOR INDIGENOUS PEOPLES THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNITY OWNED FLY FISHING ECOTOURISM OPERATIONS.

To provide funding for on the ground conservation activities related to conservation of through twenty (20) Partnership across the United States.

RESCUE, SHELTER, AND HUMANE TREATMENT OF DOGS AND CATS PRIMARILY IN THE HARDIN COUNTY, KY REGION. SPAYING AND NEUTERING OF RESCUED ANIMALS TO PREVENT FURTHER ABANDONMENT

TO PARTNER SERVICE DOGS WITH TRI-STATE AREA VETERANS SUFFERING FROM COMBAT-RELATED DISABILITIES.

TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES CUURENT OR FORMER UNIFORMED MEMBERS OF THE UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES, SWORN LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS, SWORN FIREFIGHTERS, AND SWORN OR AFFIRMED EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONDERS, ALL OF WHOM HAVE BEEN INJURED FROM COMBAT OPERATIONS OR LINE OF DUTY SERVICE, TO FISH AND RECONNECT WITH NATURES HEALING PROPERTIES.

TO PROVIDE MONETARY SUPPORT FOR THOSE WITH STAGE 4 CANCER

ACQUATIC CONSERVATION, EDUCATION, APPRECIATION

Centers mission is to provide resources, support, and community to individuals who rescue and care for farmed animals on a small scale, and to encourage and participate in the rescue of animals needing homes.

THE RAISES CONTRIBUTED INCOME AND SUPPORTS CONSERVATION AND ANIMAL CARE PROGRAMS ON BEHALF OF THE . THE MISSION OF THE IS TO CONNECT PEOPLE, ANIMALS, AND THE NATURAL WORLD TO SAVE WILDLIFE.

To foster and promote friendship and fellowship among lovers of outdoors to promote understanding and harmony between sportsmen and landowners to encourage the teaching of constructive in our schools to propagate and preserve wildlife and fish and to aid the restoration of proper habitat

Grants are awarded to various organizations in Georgia, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina and Colorado. These organizations focus on after school programs

provides the needy in the greater , MD area with, primarily, hot evening meals and bag lunches daily, groceries on a prearranged basis and secondarily funds permitting, financial assistance with utilities, and prescriptions.

TO ESTABLISH AND PROMOTE PROGRAMS TO PROTECT WILDLIFE AND THE ENVIRONMENT.

SAFEGUARDING ANIMAL-BASED BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH THAT BENEFITS PEOPLE, ANIMALS and SOCIETY.

was formed to support the mission and programs the and the Wildlife Center by raising funds for educational programs,exhibits,and .

HSI) works around the globe to address the root causes of animal cruelty and rescue animals impacted by natural and manmade disasters. (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O)

Protects By Permanently Preserving And Connecting Habitat.

PROVIDE GENERAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES CERTAIN OTHER CHARITABLE PROTECTION ORGANIZATIONS, INCLUDING ACCOUNTING AND LEGAL SERVICES, CREATIVE CONSULTATION, EMPLOYEE BENEFIT ADMINISTRATION, TECHNOLOGY, DATABASE MANAGEMENT, AND OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES THAT MAY BE REQUIRED.

provides financial support to the , which provides lodging and other types of support for military and veteran families who have a family member who is critically ill or has been injured and receiving care at the local medical centers. These services are provided at no cost to the families.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO SUPPORT THE ADVANCEMENT OF SURGICAL CARE OF ALL ANIMALS. AS AN INDEPENDENTLY-CHARTERD NONPROFIT PHILANTHROPIC ORGANIZATION, THE IS DEVOTED TO THE ADVANCEMENT OF SURGICAL CARE OF ALL ANIMALS THROUGH FUNDING OF EDUCATIONAL AND RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES FOR VETERINARY SURGICAL RESIDENTS AND BOARD CERTIFIED VETERINARY SURGEONS.

WILDLIFE CONSERVATION AND EDUCATION

TO HELP CARE FOR UNWANTED COMPANION ANIMALS IN

ANNUALLY DISTRIBUTIONS ARE MADE TO 501(C)(3) CHARITIES WHOSE MISSION IS THE HUMANE CARE, SUPPORT AND PLACEMENT OF ANIMALS. THERE ARE NO SERVICES RECEIVED OR PROVIDED. QUALIFIED DISTRIBUTIONS OF FIVE (5%) PERCENT OF THE FAIR MARKET VALUE OF THE TRUST ASSETS, LESS REASONABLE AND NECESSARY ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES, ARE MADE TO THESE CHARITIES TO HELP SUPPORT THEM IN THEIR HUMANE TREATMENT OF ANIMALS. SEVEN CHARITIES RECEIVED SUPPORT THIS YEAR.

Habitat and species protection.

SEE PART III, LINE 1.

HSUS) fights big fights, working to end all forms animal cruelty and achieve vision behind its name: a . HSUS works to end cruelest practices, rescue and care for animals in crisis, and build a stronger animal protection movement.

PROTECT AND CONSERVE NATURAL RESOURCES; PROMOTE CONSERVATION; PROTECT AND MAINTAIN WILDLIFE

To inspire, engage, and motivate people to protect, preserve, and restore habitat.

support animal care and education programs

CONSERVE, RESTORE, AND PROMOTE THE SUSTAINABLE USE AND ENJOYMENT OUR NATURAL RESOURCES, INCLUDING SOIL, AIR, WOODS, WATER, AND WILDLIFE

To champion homeless cats and dogs who are healthy or treatable in the quest to find their forever home and engage with our community to provide responsible ownership reducing future generations of homeless animals.

NCPHP ASSISTED 320 HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS IN 2021 AND PROVIDED RESOURCES FOR THE TREATMENT OF 79 OTHERS BY IDENTIFYING AND ASSISTING POTENTIALLY IMPAIRED , PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS, PERFUSIONISTS, ANESTHESIA ASSISTANTS, PHARMACISTS, PHARMACY PERSONNEL, VETERINARIANS, AND VETERINARIAN TECHNICIANS IN THE STATE OF IN PRESERVING THEIR AND RETURNING THEM TO TREATING PATIENTS.

The To , provide needed veterinarian care and rehabilitate homeless animals. Also to assist individuals with veterinarian care who are unable to provide it to their pets.

TO RAISE THE RATE HOMELESS PETS

OUR MISSION IS TO MANAGE THE PENINSULA AS A , WHICH WOULD BE SUSTAINABLE ECOLOGICALLY, ESTHETICALLY, AND FINANCIALLY FOR RESEARCH, EDUCATION, HABITAT PRESERVATION, TIMBER, JOBS, AND RECREATION.

TO PROVIDE PUBLIC EDUCATION ABOUT THE HUMANE TREATMENT OF ANIMALS, ANIMAL CRUELTY AND MILLS, TO PROVIDE RESOURCES TO RESCUED ANIMALS, TO ASSIST PET OWNERS, SHELTERS AND RESCUE ORGANIZATIONS WITH SPAY AND NEUTER ASSISTANCE, AND TO PROVIDE SUPPLIES, SERVICES AND EDUCATION TO PET OWNERS AND CARE GIVERS IN NEED.

TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR ADDITIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE STUDENTS AND STAFF OF

WELFARE

THE HAS 3 MISSIONS WHICH IT SUPPORTS. THESE ARE STEWARDSHIP OF THE NATURAL, CULTURAL, HISTORICAL, AND INFRASTRUCTURE RESOURCES OF THE 9,800-ACRE PROPERTY BELONGING TO THE . THE DEVELOPMENT AND DELIVERY OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS FOR ALL AGE GROUPS RELATED TO THE REGIONS NATURAL, CULTURAL, AND HISTORICAL RESOURCES, AND THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF OUR NATURAL, CULTURAL, AND HISTORICAL RESOURCES.

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