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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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5/25 Conquer the Colony, Pittsburgh, PA, for vet care
Pals4Paws' grant will help with vet bills including FIP treatment for Darling, Lovey and Chairry
This all-volunteer rescue works day and night to help with cat overpopulation in their area with their TNR program
They also foster and adopt out tame cats and kittens, and care for medically needy kitties like Chairry
Mac is one of their gorgeous dudes looking for his furever home!
Lots of babies rescued from feral mamas will benefit from vet care and and be adopted
5/25 One Dog Rescue, Riverside IA, for vet care
Grover is one of many pawesome adoptables at One Dog Rescue
This rescue takes dogs from southern kill shelters
They don't shy away from medically needy dogs
Their rescues live in loving foster homes until adopted
5/25 Saving Pets One at A Time, Burlington, WA, for low income spay and neuter assistance
Our wonderful, local, all-volunteer rescue has all of these cuties waiting for new homes!
4/25 Dog Warriors Rescue, Wendell, NC, for veterinary care
Max had a ton of health issues that our grant funds helped with and will make a wonderful family member
This scruffball is the longest foster resident waiting for his home
Our grant also helped cuddly Zeus who is waiting for his furever home
Dog Warriors Rescue saved this sweet senior who was left in a shelter
Loving Gertie was shot and dumped out of a car, then rescued from a high-killl shelter by Warrior Dogs
4/25 Cleo's Legacy, Melbourne, KY for veterinary care
This all-volunteer foster-based rescue reached out for help with huge vet bills for their pups
Magnolia, the pups you see here, and others will benefit from our grant for vet care
The community stepped up to double the funds with our match campaign!
The pups you see are waiting for their furrever homes (Cleo's legacy saves kitties too)
Cleo's legacy jumps in to help animals abused, neglected, and in high-risk shelters
Mowgli is an example of their incredible work, with founder Alex waiting 11 days for him to come out of his crate (see more on World News Tonight with David Muir)
4/25 Pittsburgh Hill District Cats, Pittsburgh, PA, for vet care
Iris and other kitties will receive vet care covered by our grant
This all-volunteer rescue often takes care of older and medically-needy kitties that other rescues and shelters won't
Hill District Cats also takes care of feral colonies, and do TNR!
4/25 Dogwood Acres Senior Dog Rescue, Leeburg, SC, for heartworm preventative care
Most of the rescues that we help in the South and Midwest frequently receive heartworm positive dogs
This deadly disease can be avoided with preventative treatment.
Our grant will help with heartworm preventative treatments for seniors!
Though preventative treatment is not inexpensive, it is much less costly and dangerous than treating a dog once infected
4/25 Creature Keeper Farm and Sanctuary, Ridgefield, WA, for vet care and dog food
Creature Keeper reached out to us for help when this puppy came to them sick with parvovirus and needed emergency care
Besides vet care, they were also desperate for help with dog food for Peso, his buddies that you see here, and many more
Even a small rescue can easily use 100 lbs or more of food weekly. Thi s is why we happily help with basic supplies!
3/25 The Wyatt Project, Richmond, ME for vet care
Wyatt lives with the founder who rescued him off a busy highway in TX. He 's the inspiration for the rescue
Kathy was rescued from euthanasia in TX and found to be in kidney failure. She's getting extra love in hospice care
Molly was rescued from a very high-kill shelter in Houston and will get heartworm treatment and a loving home!
Nadine and her "sister" Caroline were brought to the vet to be euthanized because their owner had dementia. They were malnourished
The vet called Wyatt Project and now they are safe, happy and thriving
3/25 Wags and Wiggles Rescue, Cumming, GA, for vet bills
Sweet, happy boy Rocky has big bills for undiagnosed kidney and blood abnormalities
Buddy needs costly orthopedic surgery, so our friends at Wags and Wiggles reached out for help with these two
Lani was homeless for years. Now she is safe with her babies and learning to trust! Wags and Wiggles will be helping the whole family!
3/25 The Minnis Sanctuary, Bowdoin, ME, for vet care
Grandma Sidney, surrendered at age 12, now 15! The Minnis Sanctuary loves seniors!
Our funds helped to cover Jean's hernia surgery bill and mange treatment
Abby was surrendered at 12 with medical issues, now 16!
Chubs had a foreign body removed and is now a lap dog in his foster home!
This all-volunteer rescue/sanctuary and hospice provides expert medical care
They care for livestock animals in addition to dogs and cats
2/25 Old Dogs, New Digs, Boulder, CO--for veterinary care
ODND rescues senior dogs and cats so they don't send their remaining years in shelters or abandoned
This all-volunteer group also provides hospice care for senior animals
They care for seniors who are healthy as well as those with significant medical needs
They work tirelessly to find perfect homes for their adoptable seniors
The dogs and cats pictured here, and others, will benefit from vet care provided by our grant funds
2/25 People Helping Paws Dog Rescue, Jefferson City, MO--our grant helped with extensive surgery bills for Louis, this sweet 6 month old pup
2/25 Fur Ever Yours Dog Rescue, Tonasket WA, for alter surgeries, vaccines, food for pups and horses
Hades and other pups will benefit from vaccines, alter surgeries and prescription food provided by our grant
Despite being very rural, this all volunteer rescue does it all! From fostering dogs to hospice care and sanctuary for dogs and senior horses. Skarner and Big Girl are pictured here
This group also does community outreach and education as well!
Since they are so rural, they regularly drive 6 or 7 hours if they find great homes for their pups!
They provide shelter and beautiful pasture for the horses, and foster pups have lots of playspace when not indoors.