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How your donations have helped animals throughout the years.

2023

Dumpster Dogs

They call them 'Dumpster Dogs'. Living- or should we say- surviving at the city dump. Scavenging for food and trying to understand why they are there. Many in the resort… Read More

A Mama's Wish

Rescuers Lisa and Peggy happened to be at the Tipton Shelter in Tennessee when a litter of 7 orphaned kittens was brought in. Their mother had been hit by a car on the highway and… Read More

Even Piggies Need Love!

Did you know pigs are often given up at dog or cat shelters (which they are not equipped to handle) and often suffer the worst fates because of this? Pigs are extremely… Read More

Two Mamas and Babies Find Hope

We got a call from a rescuer in the Homestead area of Florida Everglades.  "We have a mama and her babies, and another unspayed female all in very poor living conditions....… Read More

2022

63 Animals Receive Life Saving Care

The Twin County Humane Society (TCHS) routinely receives requests for emergency medical assistance for owned animals.

Training Shelter Dogs for a Second Chance

22 Dogs received a second chance at family life with extra training from Private School Pups in Ohio. So many dogs in shelters develop bad habits due to the shelter environment… Read More

Older But Not Forgotten

Dogs with even the slightest medical needs are often the first to be euthanized in many shelters. If you take these same medical needs and put them on a geriatric dog, it can be a… Read More

50 Animals Saved from Hurricane Ian

The Everglades Animals Coalition is about saving lives in Florida! This past month, after hurricane Ian displaced many animals and created a dire overcrowding situation with… Read More

Critical Care for 290 Animals in S. Africa

HALO works in 8 rural communities around Hoedspruit, Limpopo, the poorest province of South Africa. With the grant of Cold Noses Foundation, HALO has been able to help 287 dogs… Read More

Emergency Medical Care for 25+ Cats

With $3,000 granted to Paw Warriors International (PWI), approximately 25+ cats with veterinarian visits and emergency visits.  Without this grant many of these cats that… Read More

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