No non-profit organization can exist without donations from the private and public sectors. The internet is an amazing tool that, if used correctly, can reduce a non-profit’s costs. However, the reality is that almost everything tangible does cost money, whether it’s printing literature, holding charity events, or fundraising campaigns. These are all important goals that help save the lives of individual animals in need and support animal rights. And, it all costs money.

Our foundation has long-range goals in a statewide reduction of the over-population problem along with expanding the rights of animals. This will happen slowly over time as we address the problem from various fronts and use multiple approaches. We will also be participating in our ongoing support of the local rescue organizations when crisis situations arise that need extra funding to house and feed an overload of animals. These include incoming rescues from a natural disaster and animals discovered suffering and mistreated in an illegal breeder house, hoarder house, or testing facility.

There cannot be one event or one direction that changes these problems. It will take a long time for us to push hard for change by lobbying, and creating public awareness campaigns to address the seriousness of these problems. We will offer programs that provide outreach into impoverished neighborhoods to help lessen the ever-expanding overgrowth of street dogs and cats, and will also hold adoption events.

Your donations will be spent responsibly. All your donations will go to further the mission of this foundation. Dr. Donna’s Pet Foundation is currently a 100% volunteer based organization. That means that your entire financial commitment is utilized to directly fulfill our mission and serve our community.