Helping small and rural shelters, rescues and sanctuaries
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Your donation of any size will go a long way to help animals in need! We thank you from the bottom of our paws, claws, hooves, wings, and hearts! If you can make a small monthly donation that helps tremendously as well!
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11/25 White Wings Rescue, Ronan MT, for kitty spay and neuter surgeries, vaccines and antibiotics
This rescue will provide lots of alter surgeries with our grant (including for these two babies)!
They provide care for pregnant and nursing mamas
This group of a few volunteers helped more than 800 cats last year!
They provide foster care until adoption
They help hundreds of feral kitties in the community with TNR
They care for the most vulnerable until homes can be found
11/25 Life Savers Animal Rescue, Polson, MT, for reservation animal alter surgeries
This all-volunteer rescue saves dogs from euthanasia, and helps reservation animals where there are no city or county resources.
Typical of reservation dogs, Ruby was not altered and had 8 litters in her 4 years. Now waiting for her forever home.
Foster pup Nimbus is waiting for his new home (ears are a bonus)!
Beautiful Betty is waiting for her bestie!
Baby Hershey and his other 10 sibs were rescued from a homeless encampment. He's waiting in foster care!
Chubbs was a backyard breeder victim with a host of medical problems. Rescued the day before he was to be euthanized, he will soon be ready for adoption!
11/25 Missoula Advocats, Missoula MT, for alter surgeries and vet care
This small volunteer crew rescues needy homeless and feral kitties
They provide loving foster homes until the babies and tame cats are adopted
Beautiful Sebastian is adoptable!
They also provide TNR for community kitties
This tiny rescue cared for more than 260 kitties last year!
11/25 Dogwood Acres Senior Dog Rescue, Leesville, SC for vet surgeries and care
This all-volunteer crew rescues seniors and medically needy dogs (and some kitties) from shelters
Their mission is to have seniors spend their remaining days in a loving home
Our grant helped with vet care for the seniors that you see here
"No Senior Dog Should have to die alone in a shelter"...Tammy, founder
They even care for a feral cat colony
We thank you for joining us to support fantastic rescues like Dogwood Acres
10/25 H.A.R.T. Homeless Animals Rescue Team, Mesa, AZ for veterinary surgeries (including Karly!)
Karly and other kitties had big surgical bills that H.A.R.T. requested help with
This all-volunteer rescue fosters abandoned kitties and finds them homes
They also have an onsite sanctuary for medically needy cats
They have a TNR program for feral cats
They feed and water community feral cats every day
H.A.R.T. also provides community education
10/25 Always Faithful Rescue Ranch, Sandford, NC, for vet care
Sunshine is a deaf special-needs pup waiting for her furever home at Always Faithful Ranch
Our grant helped with heartworm treatment for dogs like Charlie
Ruby and her 10 babies were helped with medical needs and alters by our grant
These are Cricket and Clancy, 2 of Ruby's babies. All have been adopted including Ruby!
10/25 Floef Society, Santa Monica, CA-for vet care and alter surgeries
This new foster-based rescue rescues and rehabilitates vulnerable kitties
Most of the kitties they save are from the euthanasia list in the shelter
They also take in strays and owner surrenders and provide sanctuary and emergency medical care
They work to educate the public on altering cats to reduce the homeless kitty population
The kitties we met were in an amazing foster home, happy and healthy
10/25 For the Love of Street Dogs, Lexington, SC, for vet care
Loretta the Aussie-Doodle (now Barbie) was rescued off the street, starved, covered in urine, and near death
She weighed less than a third of her current weight when FTLOSD took her in
The rescue volunteers sat with her at the vet, not knowing whether she would make it, and she was nursed back to health in a foster home
Barbie was recently adopted and lives on 27 acres taking care of her new Bestie, Bruce, who is blind
Someone cruel doused Emma with duct glue and tried to shave her...yet another cruelty case taken on by this amazing rescue
Darling Emma today, with care from FTLOSD!
10/25 Pets Stop Here Inc., Spencerport, NY, for vet care
Our grant helped with Billy's cherry eye surgery! He's been adopted!
This rescue focuses on at-risk shelter dogs like Sugar who needed orthopedic surgery (she's recuperating)
Our grant also helps with dogs like Suki and Floyd who need heartworm treatment
Besides dogs with medical needs, this rescue also helps dogs with behavioral issues that might not make it out of the shelter
Ducky and French Toast are examples of adoptable waiting for their furrever homes
9/25 Safe Place Animal Rescue and Sanctuary, Tijeras, NM, for corral space
Our friends at SPARS don't just save at-risk dogs, they rescue farm animals as well!
They reached out for help with making space for pet potbelly piggies that were saved from a severe hoarding/neglect situation
Our grant will provide corral space for the "Brady Bunch" pigs!
Many don't realize that these are highly intelligent animals that share many traits with our pet dogs, including loving tummy rubs and cuddles!
SPARS also continues to make great use of the funds we provided to care for whelping mamas! Barbie is adoptable!
9/25 Mitten Mutts Dog Rescue, Essexville, MI, for vet care
Our grant helped with Myrtle's urgent surgical bill, she's doing great!
We also helped with Pebbles' need for urgent vet care so that these 2 girls could be saved and adopted!
Sweet Neo was shot in the leg multiple times. MMDR enabled his amputation to live his life in comfort. He's adoptable!
Adoptable Frankie had multiple leg fractures that were never treated. He also needed an amputation.
These awesome adoptable dogs are a great example of the lifesaving work that small rescues do, and the enormous bills that they face. Your support helps sustain them!
9/25 Heart of the Underdog, Spring, TX, for vet care
Our grant helped with Ramen's vet care and vaccines
We got to meet adoptable Zara and she is the sweetest! She loves everyone, even ducks!
Jerry was rescued from a high-kill shelter, and our funds helped with his basic vet care
Aruba was rescued from an abandoned lot with 18 other dogs. The rescue cared for her and her puppies (our grant covers her vet care and heartworm treatment)
Our grant covered spay surgery for Pebbles, who was saved with her mom and siblings
9/25 Fraternity of the 4 Paws, Rossville GA, for vet care
This awesome all-volunteer rescue specializes in helping dogs from neglect and hoarding situations, as well as high risk shelter dogs
Our grant helped with urgent veterinary needs for dogs from a hoarding situation, including Boxie the Bulldog's cherry eye!
This rescue provides special training for their team to help dogs from stressful environments
Clearly they are good at it as evidenced by this pic!
They do not shy away from dogs with complex medical needs
They stand behind their philosophy that "every dog has worth and value" by providing the specialized care that each dog needs.
9/25 Jackson's Brush Puppy Rescue, Pearsall, TX, for vet care
This incredible all-volunteer rescue works in a very difficult environment
Their community is over-run with strays and un-altered animals. The shelter they rescue from euthanizes constantly
They help puppies, mamas, and as many at-risk dogs as they can
They foster dogs until they are healthy and adoptable, then get them to safe rescue partners in the north
They also fund low-cost spay and neuter clinics and educational programs for the community
In an area where 90% of puppy intakes already have tick-borne diseases, our grant for vet services provides crucial care!