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Featured Fundraising Partners:
Fun Time Dog Shop LLC has partnered with non-profit groups across the USA and beyond to help them raise money for the care of homeless dogs and improve the health & well-being of our canines. At check-out you will be asked to select a non-profit group that is currently being featured for the profits of your purchase to be donated to. We also feature highly worthy dog related causes that focus on the betterment of dogs. To date we raised over $4,000 for the fundraising partners we serve! We are pleased to currently be raising funds for these very special dog groups:
CTHAA - Closer to Home Animal Advocates
CTHAA, a 501(c)3 non-profit, is a group of caring individuals who work to find forever homes for Siberian Huskies, Alaskan Malamutes, & Norwegian Elkhounds and sometimes other breeds as their hearts lead them. They are dedicated to placing dogs that have been abandoned, neglected, or whose present homes cannot keep them any longer. All of the dogs are spayed or neutered, up-to-date on vaccinations, heartworm tested, and on heartworm preventative medication. CTHAA strives to find the best match between the dog and the new forever home. The goal is to place each dog into a permanent home where it will become loved and cared for member of the household. They do not have a shelter facility, all dogs are housed in foster homes. To see the the wonderful dogs for adoption go to Closer to Home Animal Advocates.
JNMRF - John Nelsen Moosedog Rescue Fund - Elkhound Rescue
JNMRF is a all volunteer organization dedicated to the rescue and rehoming of Norwegian Elkhounds and Elkhound mixes. A 501(c)3 organization that works with volunteers across the USA and Canada to find caring, loving homes. JNMRF does not have a kennel or shelter to house dogs so they depend on volunteer foster families to care for dogs until they are adopted. The fund provides money to pay for shelter fees, spay & neutering, heartworm checks, vaccinations, medical treatment, temporary housing and transportation in its effort to re-home these dogs. The long term goal of JNMRF is to provide a real shelter for Norwegian Elkhounds who are waiting to find their true "furever" family. To learn more and see the wonderful Elkhounds needing homes go to Norwegian Elkhound Rescue.
CCHS -The Champaign County Humane Society
The CCHS is an "open door" shelter and accepts all animals needing shelter, regardless of age, physical condition, or adoptability. As a 510(c)3 not-for-profit organization, they exist through the generosity of many individuals and businesses and are supported by a community that cares. The name reflects the geographic location only. They are not a government body and are not supported by tax dollars. Established as a branch of the Illinois Humane Society in 1889 and chartered as the CCHS in 1903. Those early years were focused on the protection of animals and children. In 1951, a diverse group of local citizens who cared deeply about animals gathered together to establish the 1st shelter near Bondville, IL and in June 1988 they moved to their current shelter in Urbana, IL.
To learn more about the CCHS and see the dogs, cats, & other animals for adoption visit their website
The Champaign County Humane Society.
Always Hope Animal Rescue
Always Hope Animal Rescue is a 501c3 non-profit organization founded in 2009 by a group of woman wanting to make a difference in their community. In our first year we found forever homes for over 520 homeless and unwanted animals. Always Hope is completely run by volunteers so 100% of all donations go directly to providing for the animals. We are dedicated to saving homeless, stray and unwanted animals in our community and finding suitable, loving, forever homes. We will promote sterilization & T-N-R (trap/neuter/release) programs, and for these animals there is Always Hope. Learn more about Always Hope Animal Rescue by clicking here: Always Hope Animal Rescue.
The National Canine Cancer Foundation
Canine cancer affects one out of every three dogs. Of those, over half of them will die of cancer. The National Canine Cancer Foundation funds important research grants that are working to improve those statistics. For more information go to their website by clicking here: The National Canine Cancer Foundation.
Last Day Dog Rescue
Last Day Dog Rescue is more than just a name, it's the situation all our dogs were faced with. Now these wonderful dogs get another chance at life. All dogs coming into our rescue were saved from a high-kill animal shelter or for being sold for research. Last Day Dog Rescue is a ALL volunteer-based organization. We do not have a physical location, all dogs are placed in the care of foster homes until they are adopted. Please go to the following link to learn more about the dogs available for adoption. Last Day Dog Rescue.
BDRA - Blind Dog Rescue Alliance, Inc
BDRA is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that rescues and rehomes blind and visually impaired dogs throughout the USA. BDRA also focuses on educating the public about these special dogs. BDRA formed in August 2009 and to date has rescued over 50 vision impaired dogs. To learn more about BDRA go to Blind Dog Rescue Alliance.
NLBR - New Life Boxer Rescue
New Life Boxer Rescue, a non-profit 501c3 organization, is dedicated to the preservation and enhancement of the lives of boxers who are at risk of being neglected, abused or forced to find new homes for reasons not in their control. As part of our goal of preventing cruelty to animals, the mission of NLBR is to provide a safe & loving environment in foster care while we seek new & permanent homes for these boxers. We provide medical care including but not limited to, spaying & neutering all boxers who come into our rescue. To learn more about NLBR go to New Life Boxer Rescue.
HSHV -The Humane Society of Huron Valley
The HSHV is a 510(c)3 not-for-profit organization. We have been providing shelter and care for the strays in the Washtenaw County and surrounding areas since 1896. We care for over 10,000 dogs, cats, guinea pigs, gerbils, ferrets, and other small domestics every year. Sixty percent of our funding comes from generous individual and corporate donors. We do not receive funding aside from contracts with Washtenaw County, Plymouth and Canton which makes up only 10% of our budget. Our Cruelty & Rescue Department, Community Outreach and Harbor programs are 100% donor supported. During the month of July 2010 we adopted out over 400 animals. All our animals here are sterilized, vaccinated and micro chipped before they are adopted out.
To learn more about the HSHV and see the wonderful dogs, cats, & other animals for adoption visit their website
The Humane Society of Huron Valley.
Upper Midwest Great Dane Rescue
Upper Midwest Great Dane Rescue, a non-profit organization, was formed in December 2008 by a group of Great Dane lovers who desire to help homeless Great Danes in need. This all volunteer group lovingly give their time & efforts to help this magnificent breed. They provided foster homes, medical care, and behavioral assistance to homeless Great Danes in MN, IA, WI, & the Dakotas. In 2010 they assisted over 100 homeless Great Danes & Great Dane mixes. To learn more about this wonderful organization go to: www.thegreatdanerescue.com or click here: Upper Midwest Great Dane Rescue.
Grand Companions Humane Society
Grand Companions Humane Society is committed to making "Happily Ever After" matches between people and pets. Grand Companion's mission is to provide the best journey home for homeless pets. While with them, every pet receives the best possible care, including living in a unique home environment. In their revolutionary Sweet Suite Shelter, pets are housed with shelter staff. This one of a kind facility was designed for pets and staff to be housed together. Here, on a daily basis, in a real-life environment pets learn proper house manners that helps to make them more appealing and ready for adopters. As a result, their pets have higher quality of life while in the shelter and a higher rate of success going into their new homes. Every day they strive to find better ways to serve both people and pets. Since 1989, they have saved the lives of thousands of pets and through those lives, touched the lives of thousands of people. See more about Grand Companions Humane Society at www.grandcompanions.org or click here: Grand Companions Humane Society.
Shelter to Home, Inc.
Shelter to Home, Inc. is a animal rescue organization that works to save impounded animals predominantly in Southeastern Michigan by placing them into a home foster care setting until a permanent and loving home can be found. It is their goal to reduce the unnecessary euthanasia of healthy, adoptable animals in shelter/pound facilities, reduce the overpopulation of animals by spaying & neutering rescued animals prior to adoption, and educate citizens about responsible, humane treatment of companion pets and the importance of spay/neuter procedures. To learn more about Shelter to Home go to www.sheltertohome.com or click here: Shelter to Home.
Catahoula Rescue, Inc.
Catahoula Rescue was founded in 2001 by a small group of Catahoula owners. Catahoula Rescue, Inc is an all volunteer group whose mission is to advocate for homeless Catahoula Leopard dogs and Catahoula mixes, to place these animals in permanent, loving homes, and to promote responsible guardianship through humane education. They are proud to be the original Catahoula Rescue. They have saved and rehomed hundreds of Catahoulas and Catahoula mixes, and work diligently to save as many of these wonderful dogs as possible. They are
privileged to have the support of Catahoula owners and breeders across North America. Catahoula Rescue is not a shelter or sanctuary, they are
a group of dedicated volunteers. To learn more about Catahoula Rescue go to www.sheltertohome.com or click here: Catahoula Rescue, Inc..
JAERR - Jelka Arnesen Elkhound Retirement Resort
JAERR is a 501(c)3 non-profit division of Mountian View Kennels who is devoted to providing a safe and nurturing home for abandoned older (spayed & neutered) Norwegian Elkhounds. They also foster younger dogs as they search for the the right furever home. JAERR does remarkable work with assisting the senior Elkhounds that are difficult to place in permanent homes due to age and/or ongoing health conditions. A very special place for the senior dogs to live out their lives. To learn more about JAERR go to Jelka Arnesen Elkhound Retirement Resort.
NBAR - New Beginnings Airedale Rescue
NBAR, is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to rescue and find homes for Airedale Terriers with compassion and care. The welfare of the dog if first and foremost. They are based in Michigan and provided services throughout the Midwestern states. With a group of dedicated volunteers, they seek to find loving homes & provide medical care for homeless Airedale Terriers. For more information about NBAR click here: New Beginnings Airedale Rescue.
Michigan Basset Hound Rescue
Michigan Basset Hound Rescue is a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation. They have been rescuing and rehoming Basset Hounds in need for over 18 years. All Bassets that come to them are heartworm tested, vaccinated, spayed/neutered & completely vetted prior to adoption. No dogs are ever turned away due to health problems. All rescues are kept in volunteer foster homes until they are adopted. For information about Michigan Basset Rescue and to sign up for their online newsletter go to www.michiganbassetrescue.org or click here: Michigan Basset Rescue.
Tri-State Basset Hound Rescue
Tri-State basset Hound Rescue, a non-profit organization is run exclusively by volunteers and 100% of the donations & fees they receive go provide necessary care to the homeless Basset Hounds including spay/neuter, vaccinations and medical care. They take in many dear senior Bassets & Basset mixes each year. All the rescues are cared for in foster homes and when a dog comes into rescue and the foster homes are full, the dogs are temporarily kenneled until a foster home becomes available. For more about them go to www.tristatebassets.org or click here: Tri-State Basset Hound Rescue.
German Wirehaired Pointer Club of America Rescue
The members & officers of the German Wirehaired Pointer Club of America (GWPCA) are committed to the belief that every deserving German Wirehaired Pointer should have an appropriate and loving home. To achieve this the National German Wirehaired Pointer Rescue (NGWPR) was formed. A non-profit organization, NGWPR is sponsored & supported by the membership of the GWPCA . Working with animal control facilities, local rescue organizations & shelters throughout the US providing foster homes, funding, medical screening & care, grooming and training for homeless purebred GWPs. They also offer an Owner Release Program for owners unable to keep their GWPs. The program volunteers all have the same goal - that one day there will be no need for a GWP rescue. Until that time comes, NGWPR's multi-faceted program is committed to those GWPs in need. To learn more about the German Wire Haired Pointer Club of America Rescue go to http://www.gwpca.com/phpBB2/adverts.php or click here: German Wirehaired Club of America Rescue".
BROOD Basset Rescue of Old Dominion
BROOD is a non-profit group doing Basset Hound rescue in VA, MD, DC, WV, & parts of DE and Southern PA. Their efforts are focused on rescuing adoptable Basset Hounds in danger of euthanasia. BROOD works collaboratively with animal shelters, animal control facilities and animal rescue organizations to identify, rescue, and place Basset Hounds in loving homes. They are 100% volunteer operated. For more about go to www.brood-va.org or click here: BROOD Basset Rescue of Old Dominion.
MPR - Michigan Pug Rescue "Pug Luv"
Michigan Pug Rescue, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, believes every Pug should be in an environment where they are loved and safe. An all volunteer rescue group, they rescue about 50 dogs each year. Providing the best medical care for the rescues who enter their adoption program, veterinary costs are their #1 expense. Any pug that is not adoptable due to health reasons is permanently placed in a loving foster home to live out their life with dignity and and without pain. MPR is supported solely by donations and fundraisers. To learn more about MPR go to www.michiganpugrescue.com or click here: Michigan Pug Rescue "Pug Luv".
Elkhound Rescue Fund of the United Kingdom
The Elkhound Rescue Fund of the UK is the primary rescue group in the country to relieve the suffering of elkhounds in need of care and attention. They provide & maintain rescue homes/facilities for the homeless rescue elkhound's care & treatment. To learn more about the Elkhound Rescue Fund - UK go to: www.elkhound-resue.org.uk or click here: Elkhound Rescue Fund - UK.
