Funds in Animals

Helping Paws is dedicated to the wellness and health of all animals big and small. Donate today to make a difference in an animal's life!

Donate to the pups in need! Many of us have rescue dogs, so let's support some good organizations that focus on animal rescue, education, and keeping people and their pets together!

'Tis the season to support our local four-legged friends in need! Local to the San Francisco Meraki team, SF SPCA is greatly in need of donations--whether it's your time, financial support, or essential products. Please give what you can, how you can, to support our PAW-some community!

Noah's Ark Rescue Project and Sanctuary (NARP's) is a 501(c)(3) organization based out of southeastern Pennsylvania, namely Berks and Chester Counties. We are a foster-based program which helps us to have a better knowledge and understanding of our pets and their personalities before placing them in adoptive homes. We routinely rescue dogs whom are timestamped for euthanasia at high kill shelters, as well as taking in owner surrenders when our help is needed. Dogs are not our only specialty at NARPS!! We truly are aptly named with Noah's Ark! Horses are another focus of our organization and we save them as often as funds allow us to from the slaughter pipeline. We don't stop there though... we also take in pot bellied pigs, cats, chickens, calves and other barn animals. Noah’s Ark Rescue Project and Sanctuary (or NARPS for short) was founded in September 2015 by Candace Scheirer. NARP's does not shy away from animals who need serious medical attention or help and has been featured several times by our local news for taking on difficult and costly rescues.

Loki was Ulrika Friesen's sweet cat, and the unofficial mascot of the Employee Experience team in CX. In honor of his sweetness, and mischief, we're raising funds to support Humane Society Silicon Valley.

Bring an approved item to the Chicago Office during the month of September, or donate funds here to be matched, to help out our local, four-legged friends in need!

The Sloth Institute, located in Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica, focuses on enhancing the welfare and conservation of sloths through the rescue, rehabilitation and release of hand-raised and injured sloths. While also conducting vital research, conservation and education programs to ensure their survival. When symbolically adopt a sloth, you help orphaned and injured sloths return back to the rainforest where they belong. Adopt now as a gift for yourself or a loved one. More details: https://www.theslothinstitute.org/get-involved/adopt-a-sloth/

Let's celebrate National Dogs Day this July 21st with a Mario Kart Tournament to support these 2 shelters. Donate to this cause to join the CSS Mario Kart Tournament. IT'S GAME ON!

July 21st is national dogs day, we want to support 2 shelters in Mexico: Hacemos que suceda & Refugio Franciscano which provide shelter, food, and medical attention not only to Dogs, their population also considers cats, birds, chickens, horses, and donkeys.

Meraki Gives & Women of Meraki are bringing back the pets calendar for FY23! Please make a donation to our fund, or any charity of your choosing, and be sure to order a pets calendar! (Suggested donation is at least $15) Order here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1UFuPdftsquOvsyn565-Xe7GmNmcOuRAAbxnCrElUW3g/edit

It's Impact Week! Namely is matching up to $5,000 in employee donations to ANY organization THIS WEEK ONLY! Show your support by donating below.

Supporting animal welfare agencies in the metro Atlanta Area.

Florida Trailblazer's FY23 Q1 Philanthropy

All about helping save the dogs.

There is only one turtle dedicated rescue center in Bulgaria. Over its 14 years of existence it has helped cure and hatch over 6 000 adult and baby turtles. They are fundraising 13K BGN (7K have already been raised) to equip a medical cabinet to treat injured turtles. Turtles are an endangered species with humans affecting their population by overhauling their natural habitats by pollution, infrastructure building, etc. More about the campaign here: https://www.platformata.bg/bg/kauzi/1388:podari-topla-cherupka/details/campaign.html

Somos una pareja de San José, amantes de los animales, quienes desde que vinimos a vivir en la zona notamos que hay una problematica con los perros callejeros. Con pocos recursos, pero con mucho espacio y amor, creamos este albergue con la intención de ayudar y mejor las condiciones de vida de los de perros en condición de abandono que hay en la zona. Todo lo recaudado será para cubrir las necesidades de los perros que tenemos a nuestro cuidado, desde cuidados veterianarios, alimentación y cuidados básicos.

Wouldn’t you like to partner with Noah’s Ark Animal Sanctuary to provide the best care possible for rescued horses that need our help? About 120 of the roughly 1,500 rescued animals that Noah’s Ark cares for are horses, including minis, Mustangs, Clydesdales, Arabians and more. These horses came to our care due to neglect, abuse, abandonment as well as their owners’ inability to take care of them. A few were formerly performing horses that are now too old or could not handle the pressure of performing. Some were even saved from going to slaughter when they came to Noah’s Ark as their forever home. Meet our beloved Bella. Bella arrived at Noah’s Ark, along with another horse named Dallas, in 2016. Unfortunately, Bella was in much worse shape than Dallas. Bella was extremely thin and had lost hair due to fungal growth covering the majority of her body. Bella’s body condition was ranked a 1 (with 10 being ideal) by our veterinarian and her overgrown hooves made it difficult to walk. She was also so malnourished, dehydrated and debilitated that survival wasn’t guaranteed once she arrived at Noah’s Ark. Even in her critical state, her fiery, sassy personality was evident and that gave us hope that she would pull through. For the first week after her rescue, Bella was closely monitored by our veterinarians and animal care staff. She was fed a specialized diet in small amounts every 4 hours to avoid refeeding syndrome (a potentially fatal condition that can lead to heart, kidney and respiratory system failure caused by overwhelming the digestive and metabolic systems that are significantly impaired by prolonged starvation). Bella responded well to her treatment and over the next 10 months slowly returned to a healthy weight. She continues to thrive at Noah’s Ark and is now a healthy, happy horse whose fiery temperament matches her beautiful chestnut red coat. Her most recent owner did love her very much and had actually rescued Bella from a person who had mistreated her. Unfortunately, the rescuer simply couldn’t afford to feed Bella and provide her with the necessary vaccinations and other preventative treatments to return her to good health and to keep her healthy. HOW CAN YOU HELP TO SUPPORT HORSES RESCUED FROM SIMILAR CONDITIONS? It costs about $53 a month to care for each horse, not including medical, staff or facility related costs. With over 120 horses that we currently care for, the costs to feed, vaccinate, deworm as well as farrier services alone add up--$76,000 per year. As a non-profit, we rely on the generosity of supporters like you to be able to provide our equine friends with the best possible care. Every horse that we take in will live at Noah’s Ark’s 250-acre facility for the remainder of their life and our mission is to make their lives the best life possible. We ask you to partner with us to help these precious animals at Noah’s Ark by donating toward our $25,000 goal that will be designated specifically for the care of our equine friends that are fortunate enough to make it to Noah’s Ark. The donations will be used to pay costs to feed, vaccinate, deworm as well as farrier services. We would appreciate it so much if you would donate toward the care of these creatures that cannot take care of themselves so that they can enjoy their remaining years in peace, comfort, and the best health possible. Be sure to designate your donation to ‘Help Rescued Horses Heal and Thrive Fund.’ Donations made in the United States are tax deductible. We could not exist without the kindness and generosity of our supporters like you. Important links for Noah’s Ark: www.noahs-ark.org, https://www.facebook.com/NoahsArkAnimalSanctuary/, https://twitter.com/noahsarkclub, https://www.instagram.com/noahsarkclub/ #NoahsArkAnimalSanctuary #BLT #SharetheDream #GivingTuesday #GaGives #Horse #Equine

We are a charitable organization dedicated to rescuing and rehoming at-risk dogs and cats. Although we started as a large dog rescue, we have expanded to finding homes for dogs of all sizes and ages -- plus a few kitties.

IAR Costa Rica rescues, rehabilitates and release injured wildlife. Supporting this cause will mean helping IAR growing the number of threatened wildlife by increasing their rescue center capacity. Their goal is to raise $140,000 in order to rebuild the refuge. You are able to see the progress directly from their web page: https://www.internationalanimalrescue.org/rebuildtherefuge

Supporting a curated set of solidly pro-hunting and fishing conservation organizations.

Inland Empire Pets Alive Collaborative (IEPAC) Fund was created to help generate donations to worthy animal welfare organizations in the Inland Empire of Southern California, primarily Riverside County and San Bernardino County.

Donate to this fund or any other fund/cause of your choice and submit your order here for a FY22 Meraki Pet Calendar! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/10wuVpgyanSpT3YAxrUVP21aqwsWXcgkHixw3R0wlTz8/viewform?edit_requested=true

Fundraising for our furry friends!

Georgia House Rabbit Society (GHRS) was alerted to a hoarding situation in Dekalb County in May 2021. At the property, they found over 150 rabbits crammed into 8 hutches, living outside in filthy conditions. All of the rabbits were confiscated, triaged, and given immediate medical attention. Unfortunately, a few did not make it. But the remainder are safe and GHRS took in 125 bunnies. All of the confiscated rabbits needed vet care, including spaying/neutering and medical attention, including treating wounds from fighting, abscesses, mites, coccidia, syphilis, fleas, ticks, and sore hocks. Considering just a spay/neuter can cost $150-$180 per rabbit (not including other treatments that have been necessary), vet bills quickly mount up. The shelter could use our help! December 2021 Edit: This summer, one of the rabbits from the hoarding case suddenly died and came back positive for RHDV (a highly contagious and deadly virus in rabbits). The entire shelter had to be deep cleaned and closed for over 6 weeks for quarantine. While it increases the cost of sheltering each rabbit, every new rabbit that GHRS takes into the shelter must be vaccinated for RHDV as a precaution. November 2022 Edit: Can't believe it's been over a year since starting this fund! Thank you to everyone who has donated so far! Although the shelter has adopted out many of the bunnies from this emergency intake, there are nine rabbits from this hoarding case still waiting to be adopted and have been at the shelter since May 2021. Please consider donating to support these and the hundreds of rabbits that GHRS helps each year. Thank you!

The Macquarie Dublin office has a special association with the Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind. A number of years ago we sponsored the training of a puppy “MacDub” to become a qualified Assistance Dog. MacDub was placed with his family and quickly became “Best Friend” to Leon, a young boy with autism. MacDub is still working away as professionally as ever with his family and making a huge difference in their lives. This year Macquarie AirFinance in Dublin is getting involved with the IGDB annual fundraising campaign and taking on the challenge of walking, running or cycling 100km throughout the month of May! The money raised will enable the Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind to change the lives of people who are vision impaired and the families of children with autism. If you would like to make a donation, please click on the "Donate" link.