STRAY HAVEN HUMANE SOCIETY INC

Stray Haven is a no-kill, 501 (c)3 nonprofit dedicated to improving the lives of companion animals.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 1631.

New England Herpetological Society

500 Columbian Street South Weymouth MA.

INSPIRATION RANCH INC

Located in Magnolia, TX. Providing hope and improving the lives of those with physical, mental, and emotional challenges through equine-assisted activities and therapies.

• Environmental Education and Outdoor Survival Programs

• 1633.

Southeastern Wildlife Exposition Inc

Celebrating wildlife art & the sporting lifestyle since 1983 in Charleston, SC 🐾 #SEWE2024 | Feb 16-18 Celebrating wildlife art & the sporting lifestyle since 1983 in Charleston, SC #SEWE2026 | Feb 13-15 THE SOUTHEASTERN WILDLIFE EXPOSITION'S MISSION IS TO CONTINUE TO POSITIVELY IMPACT THE LOCAL AND STATEWIDE ECONOMIES THROUGH INCREASED TOURISM; TO SHOWCASE THE FINEST WILDLIFE ART AVAILABLE IN THE WORLD; TO INVEST IN AND POSITIVELY INFLUENCE WILDLIFE AND NATURE EDUCATION THROUGH SPECIALIZED PROGRAMMING AND SCHOLARSHIP FUNDING; AND TO ASSIST IN THE CONSERVATION OF WILDLIFE AND THE ENVIRONMENT BY CREATING AWARENESS AND CONTRIBUTING FINANCIALLY TO DESIGNATED PROGRAMS.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 1634.

Midwest Avian Adoption & Rescue Services, Inc.

Providing sanctuary, rehabilitation, and advocacy for wild birds living in captivity.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 1635.

Tscra Special Ranger Foundation

The oldest and largest livestock association in Texas.

Texas Foundation for Animal Care

Texas Foundation for Animal Care exists to offer low cost heartworm treatment for any pet in need.

Blackbird Ranch Wildlife Rehabilitation and Farm Sanctuary

Blackbird Ranch Farm Sanctuary, is an advocate and champion for animals.

• Humanities Organizations

• 1638.

Dallas Area Society of Historians

DASH Dallas Area Society of Historians Where North Texas Historians meet Welcome Founded in the 1980s by scholars from UTDallas SMU and UTArlington this organizationformerly known as the Dallas Area Social History Workshophas served Metroplex academic historians as a forum for sharing worksinprogress keeping abreast of new trends in history creating professional networks and making friends for almost four decades.