According to CNN, very little of the money given to SPCA International is actually going to help animals in need.
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URGENT NEED FOR DONATIONS TO HELP PETS AFFECTED BY WILD FIRES
URGENT!
Shelters and rescue groups need your help!
Donate Now: Your help is needed for pets affected by wildfires in Colorado and New Mexico.
Your donation to the Petfinder Foundation will help provide immediate assistance to organizations caring for pets displaced by the emergency.
Petfinder.com Foundation is a 501(c)3 charitable organization (#87-0694641) that supports animal adoption organizations. Your donation is tax deductible. Donations may also be sent by snail mail: 4729 E. Sunrise Drive; Tucson, AZ 85718.
Please give if you can!
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
Dog Charity Events
I took my son to the library this morning, and made the mistake of taking Kayla and Cooper along for the ride. I forgot today was the day the park district (which shares the building with the library) was hosting the Caring Tails on Stark Trails charity dog walk and doggie dress-up contest. You guessed it, my dogs went nuts the entire time we were waiting outside for Billy.
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St Pets Day
Heigl Foundation Donates $30,000 To Fund No Cost Adoptions For Veterans
Katherine Heigl (star of Grey’s Anatomy and the upcoming movie One for the Money) has just announced that the foundation she established in her brother’s memory is donating $30,000 to assist our country’s veterans in adopting shelter animals.
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Tuesday Top Twelve: Dog Welfare Charities
I posted yesterday about the great work being done by the PetFinder.com Foundation, and it struck me that people might like to have some options that are more local or that are focused on an area other homelessness when they decide where they may donate.
It’s often tough to decide which charity to support because you want to make sure your money is being used for the purpose you intended. I consulted Charity Navigator to choose the following twelve charities. All of these organizations earned four stars from Charity Navigator, the highest score available.
Charities are judged based on their organizational efficiency and their organizational capacity. The site also provides a list of the accountability policies the charity has, such as whistleblower protection and audited financial data available via their website. Finally, there is a place for news reports regarding the organization and a spot for those familiar with the charity to offer reviews.
Salvation Army Going to the Dogs
Saturday Survey: Have You Ever Been to a Paw Pawty
I’ve posted a couple of times about the Paw Pawties hosted on Twitter to raise funds for various dog-related charities. Have you ever participated in one?
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BlogPaws Be The Change Challenge
I think it was Gandhi who said, “Be the change you want to see in the world.” So, all of us who attended the BlogPaws conference are being asked to join together to help raise $500 for Pets Without Parents in Columbus, OH. In the spirit of a Paw Pawty, I invite you to participate in helping this shelter.
Pedigree Animal Foundation
Congratulations to the Pedigree Animal Foundation. Due to their campaign during the Westminster Kennel Club show, they collected over $205,000 from viewers to be donated in support of dog adoption. As of today, that total is up over $300,000
The Pedigree Corporation will match at least the donations made during the show (I’m not sure about other donations), so selected adoption organizations will receive a total of over $410,000!
If you want to help out, go to DogsRule.com, where you can learn about several ways to contribute. Even if you just click on the link to become a Facebook fan, you will trigger a donation of 1 bowl of dog food to a shelter. No cost to you, and a world of help for dogs!
Thanks, Pedigree!
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!