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Every year, animal protection groups are caring for more than 23000 companion animals in need and help up to a thousand more via programs for pets and people. These animal welfare groups are transforming the way shelters are caring for animals as well as engaging their communities. From behavior and innovative medical programs to investments in advocacy and outreach, they are advancing animal protection and create a humane environment for animals across the globe.

These groups whether you believe it or not have the capability of helping thousands of cats, critters and dogs in need of finding loving homes every single year and there's no animal that's been turned away. Animal welfare groups take animal surrounded to them no matter what its age, behavior, breed or health. A commitment to have open admission ensures shelter and care to hundreds and thousands of animals that will have no safe refuge otherwise. Also, they take in animals from other organizations as well as municipal shelters that do not have the funds to take care of them.

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Others are requiring specialized care to be able to overcome behavior and health issues despite the fact that there are many animals that can be placed in adoption programs the moment they're sterilized and vaccinated. Animal advocacy groups are also offering extensive medical treatment, behavior modification, surgery and foster care to those that have special challenges and this guarantees that even the hardest to place animals will get a chance to be adopted. This is where The HSUS comes in.

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Because of the extraordinary efforts exerted by these groups, there are more than 91% of animals that were placed or adopted in the community. Another great thing about these animal protection organizations is that they have various programs in place that is intended to serve all stages of animals' life which include providing care, resources and compassionate advice to help people with everything to solve problems in finding pet friendly housing.

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Also, there are family friendly pet training sessions each week along with a one on one training and well as socialization sessions, play groups, rabbit agility classes and therapy animal courses being offered. Moreover, you can get neuter surgeries and low cost spay, dental care for pets and wellness services with limited means. Through partnership with other veterinarians and grooming pet clinics is how these kinds of services are offered. For soon to be pet owners, animal protection agencies also provide online resources on how to properly take care of the animal they are about to adopt and all other things they need to know.

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You need to know that these animal protection organizations, such as The HSUS, are non-profit and independent groups so they might be asking for some donations.

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Visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animal_welfare for more on animal rights and welfare.