See how this unbreakable bond was saved thanks to you, a Champion for Good.
Together we are filling the bowls and bellies of pets in need
Through our partnership with Meals on Wheels America, families like Joyce and Mystie can stay healthy, happy and together.
When survivors of domestic violence, people experiencing homelessness, and those with mental and emotional challenges need help, Training and Treatment Innovations is there for them—and their pets
Studies have shown that visits from therapy dogs lower stress levels in children who are in the hospital. Their happy faces show even more.
Walking into the former First Avenue Jail in Downtown Phoenix, Arizona, isn’t the experience one may have encountered 30 years ago. For starters, its residents have been replaced by dwellers of the four-legged, furry and even feathery kind.
According to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, up to 48 percent of domestic violence victims do not leave their abuser because they are concerned about what will happen to their beloved pets.
It’s a unique situation: soldiers, deployed all over the globe, come across stray dogs. They form bonds with these animals, care for them, and connect with them. The dogs provide a major boost of morale.