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Whether you are deciding on who to suppawt, or are just curious about the rescues that we partner with, you can find out more about each of our partners below.
Simply hover over the logo, and have a read of each Rescue Partner profile.
To find out more information about partnering with Paws for Giving, how we choose our Rescue Partners and whether we can partner with your rescue or a rescue you love to suppawt, head to our Frequently Asked Questions page.
Otherwise, you can fill out a form to Request A Partner Information Pack for either rescues or businesses.
Amazing Greys (AG) are a small, volunteer greyhound rescue based in Victoria. Their volunteer numbers range from 10 to 20 volunteers and 5-25 foster carers at a time.
One of AG Rescue's greatest challenges is dealing with the greyhound racing industry breeding thousands more puppies every year that inevitably end up needing to be rehabilitated and rehomed.
In 2020, AG rehomed 101 greyhounds (no, not Dalmatians, we double checked).
Animals In Need Brisbane (AINB) is a small animal rescue based in Queensland. They have 12 volunteers, and up to 20-30 foster carers at a time. They have NO paid staff members.
AINB focus on rehoming, fostering and rehabilitating pets. In 2020 Animals in Need rehomed approximately 120 pets.
AINB receive 0% of their revenue from the government, and the majority from adoption fees, donations and fundraising.
Australian Animal Rescue (AAR) are a small animal rescue based in Victoria. AAR are a completely volunteer rescue made up of about 35 volunteers and 15 foster carers at a time. AAR have no paid staff members.
In one week, there are about 120 hours of volunteer work undertaken by AAR volunteers.
AAR focus on pets and wildlife and in 2020 AAR rehomed or fostered about 150 cats, 39 birds and 2 dogs!
Not only does AAR conduct their own animal rescue activites, they also assist smaller rescues with supplies when needed.
Dog Rescue Newcastle is a rapidly growing, 100% volunteer run rescue in New South Wales. They are made up of a a dedicated and passionate group of people working to save at risk dogs & cats from unwanted situations and death row pounds.
Their goal is to reduce euthanasia rates in local pounds and focus on preventative programs to keep people and pets together. Dog Rescue Newcastle undertake a number of community outreach events and programs, and established the Hunter Animal Sanctuary, a new headquarters, community hub and haven for abandoned animals in the Hunter.
Dogs Behind Bars Rescue (DBBR) are a small animal rescue based in Western Australia.
DBBR are staffed by about 12 volunteers and up to 30 foster carers at a time. DBBR do not have a shelter function and are entirely reliant on their network of foster carers.
Dogs Behind Bars put in about 300 unpaid hours of work every week. DBBR receive 0% of their funding from the government.
In 2020, DBBR rehomed or fostered about 80 dogs!
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Happy Tails Animal Rescue are a volunteer, not-for-profit, no-kill pet rescue charity based in South East QLD and operating in QLD and NSW.
They are committed to taking in dogs, cats, kittens and puppies that find themselves in need. Their mission is to re-write those animals' tales into ones with a happily ever after!
Happy Tails place animals in foster care, and provide all vet and behavioural work required to ensure they will be happy in their furever homes.
They have about 15 volunteers and about 40 active foster carers. In 2020, Happy Tails rescued 190 dogs and 271 cats!
Moving Paws Inc is a not for profit small breed dog sanctuary (Moving Paws Always & Forever Dog Haven) for senior and special needs dogs, located in Adelaide, South Australia.
Each pet is cared for in a loving home environment and treated as one of the family, they are provided with the best vet care, grooming, training and socialisation.
Their small team of Forever Foster Carers are committed to making sure our dogs live their lives whether short or extensive with love and dignity.
North East Animal Sanctuary Tasmania (NEAST) is a 100% volunteer run rescue and sanctuary based in the North East of Tasmania.
NEAST is a completely volunteer rescue and is generally staffed by up to 7 volunteers and about 4 foster carers. As a No Kill sanctuary, they are dedicated to finding the right homes for their animals, with a strong focus on matchmaking.
In 2020, NEAST rehomed approximately 145 dogs, puppies, cats and kittens. A number of these pets came to NEAST because the owners surrendered them to their local vet to be euthanised due to needing expensive procedures, or not wanting the pet anymore.
As a completely volunteer run rescue, NEAST rescue workers all hold other jobs. NEAST are looking forward to finishing their cattery, and setting up purpose built kennels to cater for more dogs.
Perth Rescue Angels Inc. (PRA) is a Western Australian based not-for-profit animal rescue charity that strives to change the lives of homeless, neglected, surrendered and abused animals through foster care and adoption.
PRA specialises in rehabilitating undomesticated cats. These cats are seen as pests by many. However, PRA believe every cat deserves a chance at a happy life.
In 2020, PRA rehomed over 2250 cats. With a track record of outdoing each previous year's adoptions numbers, no doubt 2021 will be no different.
PRA are a completely volunteer run rescue with a large network of foster carers. A significant portion of the cats that PRA rehomes are rescued directly from the pound system, saving their lives when they would otherwise be euthanised.
In both 2019 and 2020, PRA were a Finalist in the Outstanding Rescue Group category of the Jetpets Companion Animal Rescue Awards!
South East Animal Welfare League (SEAWL) was founded in 1972, and is a community based, not-for-profit organisation providing temporary shelter for lost and abandoned animals across the South East.
Many people would be surprised to know that SEAWL is not associated with the Animal Welfare League rescues that are well-known across Australia.
Through the hard work of their dedicated staff and volunteers, the SEAWL aims to provide lost, stray or ill-treated dogs and cats with a second chance at a safe and happy home.
Though the SEAWL receives some financial support from local councils, it continues to rely on the support of generous community members and local organisations.
SEAWL is currently working to rebuild their existing dog kennels and cattery to include more spaces to accommodate the needs of the growing community, and guarantee the animals housed with SEAWL receive the very best care.
The Rescue Collective was born from a love of animals and a concern about the lack of systems supporting animal rescue. Its aim is to simply support the people and organisations that care for sick and injured animals by creating a community of caring.
The Rescue Collective specialises in providing support to animal rescue groups and animal carers in tough times. Did you know that nearly all animal carers and rescue groups in Australia are self-funded? That makes it hard when tough times strike, like natural disasters, heat waves, drought, and medical emergencies or during ‘trauma season’ when native animals become more vulnerable.
Focused primarily on Queensland, but at times, such as the fires of 2019/20 , they extend aid to other Australian states and territories. The assistance provided allows for the financial, mental, physical, and psychological reprieve for those caring for animals, in turn allowing them to focus on what is most important – rescuing and rehabilitating animals.
These businesses have supported and partnered with Paws for Giving, helping us do everything we can to be the best gift shop for good hoomans.
Show them some love and check out what they do, because they are amazing!
An Australian-owned creative growth agency that supports pet biz around the world. Absolute animal fanatics who love nothing more than seeing meaningful pet businesses grow & flourish.
Supporting animal rescues and giving back to our partners, as well as supporting Paws for Giving!
Goodwill Wine has given back over $400,000 to charities as part of donating 50% of profits to a charity of your choice.
Goodwill Wine and Paws for Giving have partnered together and the support Goodwill Wine has shown for us as a fledgling social enterprise has been enormous. Plus, seriously good wines.
