Help Shelter Pets Go from Homeless to Loving Homes

Help Shelter Pets Go from Homeless to Loving HomesYour gift will save an animal's life and give them a chance to find their fur ever home Overcrowded is the new normal at animal shelters across the country. Dogs and cats continue to arrive either as strays or owner surrenders. While the average stay for a cat is two months and one month for a dog, animals are spending more time in shelters waiting to be adopted especially large dogs and senior animals. This not only puts a strain on the shelter and

Your gift will save an animal's life and give them a chance to find their fur-ever home

Overcrowded is the new normal at animal shelters across the country. Dogs and cats continue to arrive either as strays or owner surrenders.

While the average stay for a cat is two months and one month for a dog, animals are spending more time in shelters waiting to be adopted - especially large dogs and senior animals.

This not only puts a strain on the shelter and their limited funds but also on the animals.

Kittens and puppies spend less time in a shelter but need several rounds of vaccinations and lots of food and care to grow big and strong. Senior cats and dogs spend many months waiting for a home and need nutritious food and ongoing care. Every dollar helps!

Your gift will cover the cost to feed, vaccinate, and spay/neuter (if necessary) a dog or cat and get them ready to meet their new family. 

You can help by sponsoring a shelter pet from kittens to senior dogs. 

For $100, you can help a shelter dog or cat go from homeless into a loving home.

Animal shelters are in desperate need of help to care for all the homeless animals and doing their best to find them loving homes. You can make a huge difference in the life of a shelter dog or cat with a symbolic adoption.

We're partnering with Greater Good Charities to transport nutritious, high quality pet food and vaccinations to shelters and rescue groups nationwide.

Donate today. 

*These prices are estimates based on our partnerships and will vary depending on location, age of pet, nutritional needs, and length of stay. By sponsoring a pet, you cover the cost of food, supplies, and some medical care. Shelter operation costs may vary.