HAIN Rescue Fund couldn't exist without the support of our community. We are so grateful for every person and local business who believes in us and our mission.
As the Grant Proposals role in from local shelters, we have a committee who goes through each one to figure out which animals we are able to help. Picking and choosing who receives funds is no easy task. Our goal is to one day never have to decide who can get the medical care they deserve, who can get ongoing treatment for disabilities and injuries, and who can get long term treatment from experiencing extreme trauma. Every animal deserves to live their best life and you can help us achieve this!
As the Grant Proposals role in from local shelters, we have a committee who goes through each one to figure out which animals we are able to help. Picking and choosing who receives funds is no easy task. Our goal is to one day never have to decide who can get the medical care they deserve, who can get ongoing treatment for disabilities and injuries, and who can get long term treatment from experiencing extreme trauma. Every animal deserves to live their best life and you can help us achieve this!
Your donation is tax deductible - Tax ID # 30-1247385
SPONSORSHIPS
When we receive grant proposals for animals needing long term and permanent care, we must make sure they have a sponsorship to support their ongoing care. Some examples of animals needing your help are:
If you're interested in a long term or permanent sponsorship, please contact us for more information.
- those with special needs or disabilities
- victims of extreme neglect and abuse
- victims of forced fighting and hoarding
- those with extensive injuries or diseases
If you're interested in a long term or permanent sponsorship, please contact us for more information.
OTHER WAYS TO HELP
Check out our store, theHAINshop.com for modern, comfy apparel! Each item is custom designed by the HAIN team and helps you rock your passion for animal rescue in style. Every purchase supports HAIN Rescue Fund and helps animals in need.
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