Our shelter partners
Causes we support
Here is a list of some of the shelters we have contributed to. Feel free to learn more about these amazing causes and support them directly.
Venezuela
Founded in 2015 in Valencia (Carabobo). Rescues animals from the street and also supports people experiencing homelessness. After the June 2026 earthquakes in La Guaira, they helped over 1,600 animals.
Since 2015, rescuing, rehabilitating, sheltering, and finding adoptive homes for hundreds of animals who survived abuse and neglect.
No shelter of their own. For 15 years, rescuing, rehabilitating, spaying/neutering and feeding vulnerable street animals, plus maintaining community feeding stations.
Over 20 years in Caracas working to eradicate animal abuse and abandonment, as national leaders in animal protection.
Since 2013, a group of volunteers rescuing dogs in situations of abandonment and promoting responsible adoption.
“La de los perritos,” independent Venezuelan animal rescuer and founder of Proyecto Dumbo, rescuing, rehabilitating, and placing abandoned animals in responsible homes.
Fundación Refugio El Murciélago y sus Amigos. Preserving and generating collective, functional, and sustainable interaction among the species that make up biodiversity.
Fundación Animal Famproa (Los Teques, Edo. Miranda). Nonprofit dedicated to animal protection, rescue, and care. Donations by Zelle or PayPal need a note referencing @famproa_oficial; full payment details (Pago Móvil, Zelle, Banco BFC, PayPal) are in their Instagram highlights.
Began in January 2026 as a targeted initiative founded by Betania Cañas to support a single shelter in Venezuela. After the June 2026 earthquakes, it evolved into a vital crisis response network across Venezuela and the U.S. It now works together with BRIVET (Brigada Veterinaria de Rescate La Guaira), a team of Venezuela’s most recognized and experienced veterinarians treating animals rescued from the buildings that collapsed at Ground Zero.
Colombia
United States
A San Diego-based nonprofit that rescues dogs from meat trucks, kill shelters, and the streets of Asia, providing medical care and flying them to the U.S. for adoption into loving homes.
Works globally to end animal cruelty and suffering in all its forms, from farmed-animal welfare and wildlife protection to animal rescue and policy reform.
A Fort Worth animal shelter that rescues and rehomes pets and offers veterinary services, under the motto "Pets and people, saving each other."
The leading animal welfare agency in North Texas, focused on rescue, adoption, veterinary care, and cruelty prevention.
A no-kill shelter providing a safe, healthy, compassionate environment for the cats and dogs of Dallas County while promoting adoption.
A foster-based rescue serving Dallas-Fort Worth, rescuing, rehabilitating, and finding homes for abandoned, neglected, and abused animals.
The City of Dallas’s animal welfare department, matching adoptable pets with families and offering spay/neuter, microchipping, and lost-pet reunification services.
The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, preventing animal cruelty nationwide through investigations, rescue, veterinary care, and advocacy for stronger animal protection laws.
North Texas’s largest no-kill shelter, offering adoption, foster care, veterinary services, and a pet food pantry.
Works to eliminate the killing of companion animals in North Texas through adoption services, foster programs, and community support.
Focused on rescue, rehab, and reform (rescuing dogs in need, helping them recover, and working toward systemic change in animal welfare).