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Help end the pet crisis


Dollars 2 Dogs: Hosting events, raising funds & building community around rescue dogs
Dollars 2 Dogs was created to make a way that families could support rescue financially, spread awareness, and bring people together around a cause that matters and build a solution that lasts. Every D2D event is family-friendly, charity-driven, and community-powered.


New book creates awareness around communicating with pets for family success
National Canine Advocacy Group advocates for the well-being of dogs everywhere, creating a world where they have a good life, free from neglect, abuse, and suffering.


Cheers! Local brewery connects community and animal welfare
A new Flagstaff beer is bringing together cold pours, local pride and a cause worth raising a glass to. Historic Brewing Company and Dr. Kelly’s Surgical Unit have teamed up to release Dog Days Witbier, a limited-time collaboration brewed to help Northern Arizona pets get the veterinary care they need.


They deserve to run. What we are allowing to happen to 'man's best friend' is not right, at all.
Help create a culture where dogs are valued as living beings, not products or accessories. Not everyone should have the privilege of owning a dog and they most certainly shouldn't go to just anyone for a $0 adoption fee.


Caring for animals builds stronger communities
At Paw Arty, we believe anyone/ everyone can help a shelter pet, without having to adopt. We create sketched canvases of pets in shelter and then host events, encouraging people to find something inside themselves, something that might have been lost or be hibernating, art, confidence, growth, spirit, talent. We bring it all back out and wrap it in ‘purpose’.


When we label someone 'irresponsible'
Supporting People and Animal Relationships for Change (SPARC) believes that stories and messaging have a profound impact on the lives of animals and people.


A Year of Advocacy
By Jenifer Lee, Founder of The Rescue Dog Project It’s been over a year since the launch of The Rescue Dog Project. I did what I set out to do – create art that speaks for the strain on rescues and rescuers alike. Surprising, many people seemed unsure what I was doing – and visual communications is what this is all about! Only a little mortified, it's an awareness campaign, comparing it to the No Smoking campaign; subconsciously it is supposed to work. Right?! Maybe the quest
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