Meet Fawn

Fawn is a twelve year-old female in Texas. I don’t know anything else about her except that she was pulled from a kill shelter by Austin Pets Alive! and is being privately fostered. Can you help this lovely lady?

Meet Fawn

Contact Info:
sandisandman64@msn.com
562-235-3302

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Chelsea Conlin lives in Las Vegas with her husband, where they do what they can to help animals. They have two dogs of their own: a rescue greyhound named Storm and a mixed breed named Azu. You can find Chelsea on Facebook, her sketchblog, twitter, and deviantArt.

Day 7: Lucky Mutts

About Lucky Mutts

Lucky Mutts is a non profit organization with the foremost goal of being a premier canine advocacy group in the Austin and surrounding areas. The group realizes that rescuing single dogs will never make an impact on the plight of the species as a whole. To reduce the number of abandoned and unwanted animals, Lucky Mutts strives to educate the public about responsible dog ownership.

This goal is approached by several avenues: Public education through specialized programs geared toward different demographics; Active participation in legislation concerning our canine companions; Producing prime examples of how responsible dog ownership creates well adjusted animals that are an asset to the community; Partnering with organizations to provide service, therapy, search and rescue, and police dog; Adopting out dogs that are excellent examples of our program to the general public.

Where You Can Find Them

• Official Website
• Facebook

If you’re interested in helping us make this project a success, please email us at 365[AT]iloverescueanimals.org with the name of your organization, rescue, event, etc., information about it including mission statement, physical location and where it can be found online and we will send you an email with the address you can send the shirt to. You can also send along any personal stories you’d like to share about the group. We can’t do this with out you so contact us today!

Day 6: The St. Louis Senior Dog Project

About the St. Louis Senior Dog Project

From volunteer Elisa Leyva:
The St. Louis Senior Dog Project is an all volunteer organization that rescues dogs of all ages but focuses on the rescue and adoption of dogs older than five years old. I joined this organization a little over a year ago and what attracted me to them was their dedication to older dogs and how important it is to give those dogs a second chance. The St. Louis Senior Dog Project does not have a shelter so all of the dogs searching for homes are in foster homes so we are always happy to have more foster families join the group! One of the great things about this organization is that even though it is a small non-profit the impact is still profound specially on the lives of the rescued dogs, just a few months back our leader Ellen E. rescued the oldest dog from a puppymill auction she called him Freedom, he is 12 years old and a happy member of a new family now. That day Freedom didn’t stand a chance against all the other younger dogs but it is because of the dedication of groups like St. Louis Senior Dog Project that he now finally has a chance at a real life. I am happy to be a volunteer of this organization and I hope that more and more people consider adopting an adult or senior dog.

Where You Can Find Them

• Official Website
• Facebook
• Twitter

If you’re interested in helping us make this project a success, please email us at 365[AT]iloverescueanimals.org with the name of your organization, rescue, event, etc., information about it including mission statement, physical location and where it can be found online and we will send you an email with the address you can send the shirt to. You can also send along any personal stories you’d like to share about the group. We can’t do this with out you so contact us today!

Put your paws together for The Pedigree Foundation!

Day 5: The Pedigree Foundation

About The Pedigree Foundation

Through no fault of their own, more than four million dogs end up in shelters and breed rescue organizations every year, and nearly half of them never find a place to call home. Our mission is to help those dogs by providing grants to 501(c)(3) shelters and rescue groups—and by encouraging dog adoption.

The Foundation has its roots in The PEDIGREE® Adoption Drive, a campaign initiated in 2005 by PEDIGREE® Brand. This annual adoption drive—active in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Ireland—has helped raise awareness of, and funds for, dogs in need. The PEDIGREE® Adoption Drive was also featured in an episode of the hit TV series The Celebrity Apprentice®. In 2007, PEDIGREE® Brand created The PEDIGREE Foundation to further help the cause.

Where You Can Find Them

• Official Website
• Foundation Blog
• Facebook
• Twitter

If you’re interested in helping us make this project a success, please email us at 365[AT]iloverescueanimals.org with the name of your organization, rescue, event, etc., information about it including mission statement, physical location and where it can be found online and we will send you an email with the address you can send the shirt to. You can also send along any personal stories you’d like to share about the group. We can’t do this with out you so contact us today!