Who you support with your purchase
$1 for every bag purchased is donated equally between two amazing organizations: The Oregon Humane Society and the Soi Dog Foundation. We encourage you to learn more about why we think they’re awesome. (And yes, they both help cats, too!)
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Soi Dog Foundation
Soi Dog’s mission is to improve the welfare of dogs and cats in Asia, resulting in better lives for both the animal and human communities, to create a society without homeless animals and to ultimately end animal cruelty.
Established in 2003 on the island of Phuket, Thailand, Soi Dog Foundation is S.E Asia's largest organization helping stray animals. It has permanent facilities in Phuket and Bangkok and responds to crisis situations throughout the region. The organization is dedicated to implementing effective, sustainable solutions that reduce the suffering of dogs and cats in Asia. The foundation runs entirely on donations and works efficiently so all donations are used to help animals as effectively as possible.
Dedicated to the treatment of stray animals, the most advanced shelter hospital in Southeast Asia is located on site in Phuket and treats over 300 new cases every month. The hospital has 14 full-time vets and welcomes vet volunteers from all over the world. Learn more here, or go directly to the Soi Dog website.
Below are photos that show some of the amazing work from this group. Here is Ironman when he was first brought to Soi Dog Foundation, during his recovery, and finally as he is now.
a no kill dog shelter devoted to rescuing needy dogs of all breeds, ages and backgrounds.
Family Dogs New Life
Family Dogs New Life exists for for the dogs who have no other options. This includes dogs that other shelters do not have space for, long term residents who have run out of time or dogs that are struggling in the conventional shelter environment. Instead, they house their dogs in a communal environment, allowing the dogs to socialize and play to make their environment lass stressful.
Their mission is to help reduce the number of dogs being euthanized. Their focus is taking in needy dogs from animal control agencies and humane societies located within the state of Oregon but they don’t limit their help to this. They also work with many shelters and smaller rescue groups across the country, as well as a limited number of owner-surrendered pets.
