Areas we serve
- Los Angeles, Orange County
- Conejo Valley of Ventura
- Text us at 833-729-2529
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With each service, we donate $20 in your pet’s name to trusted animal welfare organizations. It’s our way of honoring your companion while helping others planting seeds of care, support, and second chances for animals in need.
Every donation helps protect, heal, and give second chances to animals in need.
A significant portion supports the direct care of animals, including food, veterinary care (vaccinations, spaying/neutering, treatments), bedding, and supplies for shelters or foster programs.
Funds go toward rescuing animals from abusive or neglectful situations, disaster zones, or high-kill shelters, as well as rehabilitating injured or traumatized animals for adoption or release (in the case of wildlife).
Donations support rapid-response efforts to save animals during disasters like the 2025 Los Angeles County wildfires (Palisades, Eaton, Hughes), covering evacuation, transport, temporary shelters, medical triage, and reunification or safe placement for displaced pets and wildlife.
Donations fund programs to save cats and dogs from euthanasia through unique roles. “Working Cat” initiatives place cats for rodent control, reducing harmful rodenticides. Dog programs train livestock guardians, service dogs, or community companions, rehoming less-adoptable dogs to farms or neighborhoods.
Nonprofits depend on generous donations to turn hopeful matches into forever homes—funding the dedicated staff, outreach, adoption events, and the maintenance of safe, welcoming spaces where animals can meet the people who will become their families. Every dollar helps pave the way from shelter to home.
Many organizations focus on ending overpopulation at its root—offering low-cost or free spay and neuter clinics, especially in underserved communities where access to veterinary care is limited. These efforts prevent suffering before it starts and create lasting change.
Funds are invested in public education campaigns that promote responsible pet ownership, wildlife conservation, and awareness around issues like factory farming. Through community workshops, printed materials, and digital outreach, these efforts empower people with the knowledge to make compassionate, informed choices that protect animals and the planet.
Larger organizations use donor support to fuel systemic change advocating for stronger animal protection laws, funding legal action against cruelty, and working to shut down unethical operations like puppy mills. Every contribution helps protect countless animals now and in the future.
Nonprofits must also cover essential administrative costs to keep their mission moving forward. While many strive to keep these expenses lean (often around 10–20% of the budget), they are vital to sustaining long-term impact and ensuring programs run efficiently and effectively.