Mission Statement

Our mission statement is to rescue all of the homeless and abused animals in New Mexico

Here's a little bit about us!

People who'd like to donate to us can fill out a form and then your address so you can leave your donations on your porch and we will pick them up and bring them to the main warehouse. In our shelters we are all about spending time with animals and socializing them with other animals or humans. We have many volunteers who help organize these events. and If you are feeling down one day, feel free to stop by and spend time with our rescues! If we were a real non-profit, we would be a 501(c) (3) organization.

Facts About the Issue

• New mexico has the highest rate of homeless dogs in america with 3,200 lost or homeless.There are over 10 million animals abused every year. Dogs are the 65% of most commonly abused animals.
• Costs for sheltering homeless animals continue to go up. NM has spent more than $51 million on shelters since 2011
• Animal cruelty rates have more than doubled in 2020 and continue to go up.

Sources

• Where Animals Are Most Likely to End up in Shelters
• 40 Years of Powerful, Positive Change in New Mexico
• Severe animal cruelty cases more than double in 2020, Seattle Animal Shelter says

Donate To these Nonprofits!

• Animal Humane NM

• Mission statement:" To support and improve the lives of New Mexico's cats and dogs through sheltering, adoptions, humane education and veterinary services."

• Paws and Stripes

• Mission statement: "Paws and Stripes relies on contributions from generous individuals, corporations,service clubs, and foundations who support the work we do."

• ASPCA

• Mission statement:The ASPCA’s mission, as stated by founder Henry Bergh in 1866, is “to provide effective means for the prevention of cruelty to animals throughout the United States.