Tiny Dog Rescue
$25
provides two weeks of prescription food and supplies for a dog in recovery.
Donate
A small dog’s future can begin with your gift.
Your donation supports urgent rescue, veterinary care, recovery, and loving placements across the United States. The amounts below are unit costs from last year’s program spend.
Tiny Dog Rescue
$100
covers a wellness exam, core vaccinations, and a microchip for one intake.
Tiny Dog Rescue
$500
funds a full dental extraction — the single most common surgery we pay for.
Tiny Dog Rescue
$2,500
underwrites one emergency transport run: fuel, crates, staff, and veterinary escort.
Tiny Dog Rescue
$50 monthly
joins the care fund, the recurring income that lets us commit to surgeries months ahead.
Tiny Dog Rescue
Other ways to give
Donor-advised funds, employer matching, stock transfers, and legacy gifts are all accepted.
Where it goes first
Unrestricted gifts do the most work.
Money tied to a specific program is welcome, but the hardest thing to fund is the unglamorous middle: a heart medication that costs forty dollars a month for four years, a transport van’s transmission, a foster coordinator’s salary.
Unrestricted and recurring gifts go wherever the gap is on the day they arrive, which is usually one of those three. It is the difference between saying yes to a case on Tuesday and asking a shelter to hold on until next quarter.
If you would like your gift directed to a specific program, we will honor that exactly and report back on it — just tell us when you give.
Practical details
What happens after you give.
Tiny Dog Rescue Foundation is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and contributions are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. A receipt is issued by email immediately, with a consolidated statement each January.
We do not sell, rent, or exchange donor information with any other organization, and you can set your contact preferences — or stop hearing from us entirely — at any time without affecting your gift.
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