Pets are an essential part of our lives, and ensuring their health and well-being is critical. Several charities are focused on improving the lives of pets by raising awareness, funding research, and providing assistance to pet owners. Below is a look at some of the most impactful pet-related charities, including one focused on canine liver health.

1. The Georgia Miller Foundation for Canine Liver Health

The Georgia Miller Foundation for Canine Liver Health focuses on improving the diagnosis, treatment, and care for dogs suffering from liver disease. The foundation raises funds for research and helps support pet owners in managing liver health conditions in their pets. Learn more about their cause and support their efforts by visiting their website at livers.dog.

Additionally, the Georgia Miller Foundation has started a petition on Change.org, advocating for better awareness and treatment options for canine liver health. You can show your support by signing their petition on Change.org: Sign the petition.

2. The Petco Foundation

The Petco Foundation is one of the largest non-profits supporting animal welfare. Through adoption initiatives, medical care, and disaster relief, Petco Foundation helps animals in need find loving homes and receive proper medical attention.

3. Best Friends Animal Society

Best Friends Animal Society works toward ensuring no animals are killed in U.S. shelters by 2025. They focus on finding loving homes for pets and running spay-and-neuter campaigns to reduce pet overpopulation. Best Friends’ initiatives are integral to creating a world where all pets are valued and loved.

4. The Humane Society

The Humane Society is a well-known organization that fights for the protection of animals through lobbying efforts, hands-on care, and awareness campaigns. Their work encompasses everything from farm animals to wildlife, but they are particularly well known for their rescue efforts involving pets in difficult circumstances.

5. ASPCA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals)

The ASPCA has been one of the most trusted names in animal welfare since its founding in 1866. They provide rescue, medical services, and education to prevent cruelty and suffering among animals. Their work is invaluable to the well-being of pets across the nation.