Soi Dog Foundation (Soi Dog) was established in 2003 in Phuket, Thailand, to help the street dogs and cats who had no-one else to care for them. Their mission is to improve the welfare of dogs and cats in Asia, resulting in better lives for both the animal and human communities, to create a society without homeless animals, and to ultimately end animal cruelty. Every year, Soi Dog spays/neuters and vaccinates tens of thousands of stray dogs and cats throughout Thailand, and has, to date, reached almost a million animals since 2003. Soi Dog also campaigns for an improvement in animal welfare rights across Asia, and helps animals affected by natural disasters, such as the severe flooding in Central Thailand in 2021 and 2022, in the southern region in 2017 and prior to that, the Bangkok floods of 2011 and the Asian tsunami of 2004. 

The Lost Dogs' Home was introduced in 1910 in Melbourne. They care for over 16,000 lost and abandoned dogs and cats every year and is one of Australia’s largest animal shelters. They are active in fighting for a better deal for animals without owners and play a crucial role in the promotion of responsible pet ownership programs and is a strong lobbyist for fair animal laws, which will decrease the number of abandoned and stray animals being admitted to animal pounds and shelters in the community.

Pets of the Homeless Australia was founded in 2015. At Pets of the Homeless (POTH) Australia, they are committed to providing practical care in the form of material aid, veterinary care and emergency boarding. POTH is a not-for-profit volunteer-powered organisation which works with social service agencies to provide assistance to pets of people currently experiencing or at risk of homelessness.