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The Rescue Groups listed below have all received monetary donations from the Don Cherry’s Pet Rescue Foundation. YOU can assist us in supporting organizations like the ones showcased in this page by donating. Please click on the logos below to read their stories.
Founded in 2009, this CRA registered charity has its hands full monitoring 25 feral cat colonies.
Norway House Animal Rescue, AKA Manitoba Animal Alliance is a power house organization, leading the way in addressing so many facets of dealing with the Northern Dog crisis.
This group came on our radar when we were contacted by a Kitchener/Waterloo Humane Society dog walker volunteer.
An independent Humane Society run totally by volunteers and gets no funding from the SPCA or government.
Thousands of dogs have been saved by this Alberta charity. Read more about their services and accomplishments.
This organization serves the community of Golden, BC and its surrounding area.
A Mississauga, Ontario based organization that mainly rescues dogs from the Southern U.S., focusing on Georgia.
On July 2011, a dog named Annie was found abandoned and scared on the side of the highway near Brokenhead First Nations. Testing positive for heartworm & lyme disease, her fearless rescuers organized a garage sale to cover treatments. With this one act of kindness Manitoba Underdogs was formed.
This British Columbia group serves the lower mainland as well as Tricities. They not only rescue, but participate in spay/neuter programs and public education.
Many projects, many successes, this rescue does it all
Meet Carrie and her adventures in having Cindy Cherry be a first time flight volunteer to get her out of Ontario that bans her “type”.
This British Columbia group serves the lower mainland as well as Tricities. They not only rescue, but participate in spay/neuter programs and public education.
Read about the B.C. group that is very proactive in taking animal injustices and rescue to new levels.
Love Those Seniors & More is a registered charity rescue dedicated to the rescue & adoption of dogs who have found themselves in need of a new loving home.
Another much needed organization that address the ever-growing problem of the feral cat problem that exists in almost every city throughout Canada.
What do Zoes and the Edmonton Oilers have in common? Find out here.
Through multiple levels of support, this fully volunteer group has help create more manageable and sustainable dog populations in the First Nations communities in Saskatchewan.
This CRA registered charity helps farm and companion animals through rescue, rehabilitation, adoption, long-term care, and community education.
Each year Kitty Cat Prevent a Litter Society rescue 500+ feral and abandoned cats.
Refuge Magoo is an organization provides abandoned and neglected dogs with adequate shelter, healthcare, food and love they need in order to facilitate the rehabilitation process.
Lost Boys Hope rescued and successfully adopted 300 plus dogs, that number continues to rise weekly.
A major player in the attempt to bring awareness, attention & action to a serious animal welfare crisis going on today in Northern Canada.
A Rescue that puts a Nationalistic spin on the rescuing of dogs
The Manitoba Mutts Dog Rescue take in dogs and cats from Manitoba who have been abandoned, abused, or surrendered at no fault of their own.
This CRA registered charity is based in Thunder Bay.
When you have a Rescue Group such as Underdogs Rescue, that specializes in saving the “power breeds” and fighting the misconception of such dogs, how could The Don Cherry’s Pet Rescue Foundation not support them?
Founded in 2013, based in Toronto by two sisters. They have an inspirational approach to dog rescuing.
They are a rescue and sanctuary for abandoned, stray and feral cats and kittens.
Pocket Pets! The answer to a society that believes in instant gratification and easy disposability. This society addresses this misconception
A great success story in Vancouver.
One of the largest and most successful cat rescue organizations in Canada.
Crossfield, Alberta’s Not-For-Profit, no kill shelter for cats.
One of the many organizations that see the challenges the Northern Communities have with their pet overpopulation crisis.
Did you know children living in First Nation communities are 180 times more likely to be bit by a dog then a child living in an urban setting? Hundreds of dogs roam unvaccinated unsocialized and breed uncontrollably. Many will not survive the winter but even more will suffer so badly right in our own backyard. Read what this organization is doing about it.
Beagles, more than just hunting dogs. But then what?
Wolfe Islands friends of Ferals is about the humane population management of Wolfe Islands 400+ feral cats.
Carter’s is a non-profit animal rescue dedicated to finding safe, loving homes for all dogs regardless of their breed and age.
RESCUE NL was founded to address the problem of animal abuse and neglect in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Learn more about Willie- the inspiration in the development of Hearts on Noses, a Sanctuary in a quest to save these “mini-pigs”.
This organization is the epitome of when one person saw a problem and did something about it.
An organization that recognizes the importance of senior people & dogs fulfilling each other’s lives. Read Brandy and Mataeo’s story.
This Nova Scotia Rescue Group has that universal common thread that connects all rescuers, and that is their love and passion for all animals.
Focusing on Foster Care & Adoption Care Programs, while their dedicated Foster Families provide kindness & compassion.
A retreat for Pot-Belly Pigs & Farm Animals
Meet Marc, and the Premier Reptile Ambassador of Little Res Q’s, Arthur.
As our population gets older so does the amount of unwanted senior pets. This organization addresses this increasing trend.
From Pitbulls, pigs, bears, archaic laws, this organization is not afraid of confrontation. In fact, I think they relish in it, for if there is a controversy or an injustice, make sure they will be in the mix!
This London based organization has been around since 1977. Their focus is on adoption, education, and spaying/neutering.
Saving horses and menopausal women. What’s the connection? Getting educated is half the battle in “loving” animals.
The Citadel Canine Society was chosen by this Foundation to be the recipient of funds raised by the sale of Simply Pets Liver Treats.
Looking for a smaller dog to adopt, check out this organization in Quebec
Donkeys, mules, hinnies…all beasts of burden and rightly named. Read about an organization that recognizes such injustices and tries to do something about it.
Cute, cuddly, lapdogs? Nope, this organization saves the tough dogs to find homes for.
Whether you’re a cat person or dog person, either way, you have to support and give credit where credit is due. Remember, rescue groups come in many forms.