Help us pay for veterinary cost for life threatening injuries.
It is so sad to believe, but because of lack of money, often when an...
Goal:$5,000
Raised:$10
To Go:$4,980
Mission
Vision
Not too young to care
Take Part In Saving Lives
We’re Kids, and We Started Save a Paw, Save a Pal to Help Animals—and You Can Help Us Do Even More! Right now, we’re working hard with animal shelters in El Salvador and Colombia, saving paws and making a difference. But we want to do so much more! With extra funding, we can reach more places, help more animals, and—most importantly—get more kids like us involved in helping pets who need love and care. Your support helps us grow our team, create new partnerships, and make an even bigger impact. Together, we can save more animals and inspire more kids to become animal heroes. Let’s make a difference—one paw, one pal, one kid at a time!
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HOW WE HELP
Safe and Easy donations with less waste
Our Vision Is To Ultimately Create A Space Where Kids Can See How Their Contributions Can Directly Impact Someone In Need Such As Poor Animals. We Want To Make An Impact In Ending Animals Suffering While Reducing Waste. The need is great worldwide, but for now, we are focusing on helping animals through out Latin America. We can all make a difference no matter our age!
Please check out our store and see how we upcycle donated products.
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Whether you’re a student, parent, or simply someone who loves animals, your time and effort can save lives.
As a member, you can:
- Follow our Facebook and Instagram, repin our posts, and contribute to the development of awareness about animal welfare.
- Shop in our shop that has animal-themed items, 100% of the money goes straight to animal rescue organizations to donate to and support shelters. Shopping for a cause or shop for a good cause has never been easier!
- Give a gift on behalf of a loved one! For example, donate in honour of a birthday, Bar Mitzvah, or holiday present.
- Join us as a monthly donor, giving only $10 a month, and we will email you our quarterly newsletter, Paws and Think, with lots of fun animal information and news about our projects. You can also get a Mango plush toy as a thank you! In our store, you can find Check out Mango, our mascot labradoodle. Join our Monthly Club.
- Organize events or fundraisers in your area and help us meet our objectives. Email us to discover the most needed places of help and how we can collaborate. Raise $300, and we will send you a t-shirt of your size and a Mango plush mascot!
Give Hope to Furry Friends
Even a small donation can make a big difference for animals who have been forgotten.
HELP FURRY FRIENDs
With Just a Small Donation You Can Help Us to Take Care of Forgotten Furry Friends
We’ve partnered with two volunteer-run shelters—one in El Salvador, Central America, and one in Colombia, South America. These shelters work tirelessly to care for animals, including abandoned dog rescue and animals in animal shelters in need of help, but they cannot do it alone. Every day, more animals need food, shelter, and urgent animal medical care.
You can help! Shop in our store, where 100% of profits go directly to the shelters, or donate directly to our special funds. Every dollar you give provides food, safe shelter, and life-saving veterinary care for animals in desperate need. Your support changes lives—one paw at a time.
Safe & Simple Giving
Your Gift Can Change a Life
Safe + Easy Donations
Helping Even One Pet Can Start a Change Effect!
Helping animals is not a complicated task. With a few simple clicks, you can provide food, shelter, or animal medical care to pets who have no other place to go. Select either a single donation or become a monthly supporter. Saving at least one animal will ignite hope, goodwill, and love that reaches numerous others. Together, we can build a world where all paws will be safe, cared for, and loved. Donations to animal rescue charities like ours ensure every contribution counts.
Help us pay for veterinary costs for spaying rescued dogs and cats before being placed for adoption.
Because of lack of money, people cannot spay their pets. If we spay...
Goal:$2,500
Raised:$100
To Go:$2,400
Help us create 12 dog pens to hold dogs overnight and protect them from heavy rain.
Bring Joy and Vitality to Furry Friends in Need A happy,...
Goal:$2,000
Raised:$145
To Go:$1,845
Meet Our
Board of Directors
Benny
I am a Freshman in High School and like basketball, running and I am a fan of the NBA and everything related to animals. This past year, I was able to go to to El Salvador and visit an animal shelter. Even though it was hard to see, I knew that I had to do something when I saw how these animals were suffering because of a lack of funds.
Danny
I’m Danny. I am a sixth grader who loves to play sports such as baseball and basketball. I always love to be with my family and friends. But I also adore animals. My dog Mango, is one of my biggest priorities. I want to save these animals in El Salvador and Colombia, because all furry friends need a loving, caring, owner and a home to stay.
Emi
Hello! I am a third grader. I love dogs, and especially my dog, Mango. Some of my favorite activities to do with my dog are playing fetch with him, Brushing him and giving him a baths. My goal is to help other dogs in need that live in El Salvador on the streets. Your help means a lot and believe me when I say that a little donation helps so much, I especially in El Salvador!
Maddie
My name is Maddie. I love to swim and play with my bunny. I am working with this organization because I love animals and want to help them to lead happy lives.
Camila
I am so excited to have joined Save a Paw. I love all animals, especially dogs and birds. I love how sweet and nice they all are. I especially love how birds chirp in the morning! I want to make sure that kids learn that animals should be treasured and cared for.
Real stories
Before and After Happy Stories
Real stories of rescue and recovery remind us that every small act of kindness makes a big difference. Each happy ending is a testament to the power of love and compassion.
Heroe
Heroe is a pitbull mix. He was found dying after someone cruelly chopped off one of his legs with a machete because as Emi says, “the owner was trying to be mean”. The animal shelter was able to get him immediate care but unfortunately, he has not been able to get adopted. He has lived in the shelter for two years now . When we visited him he was very sweet and whined whenever we walked away from him because he loves being petted. However, because the other dogs could accidentally push him, he spends most of his day in a small kennel enclosure. He is in need of a loving home. International adoptions are allowed and if you are interested in adopting this sweet guy, please email us directly. See link for general information on how to adopt a dog internationally.
Maxi
Maxi was ran over by a car. His injuries were quite severe and without antibiotic care it was clear that he would not survive. We are so proud to have been able to help!
Momo
Meet Momo! It is unclear how Momo was injured but he has cuts all over his body and face. Thanks to wonderful people like YOU he was able to get antibiotics and receive stitches. 🥰Save a Paw was able to cement the space where he now sleeps so that his wounds don’t get dirty and infected by sleeping in a dirt filled area. The vets say he will make a 100% full recovery. Hooray!
This beautiful girl doggy was cruelly attacked and her tail was almost removed. We can show pictures of her wounded tail because it is too difficult to look at the pictures. But, she is now healing thanks to wonderful people like YOU and she is expected to make a full recovery and keep her tail. 🥰
Ms. Meow
Ms. Meow was rescued by Save a Paw when she was just about to deliver. Cats in the streets catch all kinds of diseases and Ms. Meow was very sick. Even though she did not survive, she delivered a litter of kittens. Unfortunately some of the kittens were too sick and did not survive. But two of the kittens were all placed in loving homes.
