Explore the tales of how Paws on Death Row has extended a helping paw to animals nationwide.
Paws On Death Row is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit recognized by the IRS.
Federal Identification Number (EIN): 93-1993461
Welcome to our FAQs section! Here, you’ll find answers to some of the most common questions about Paws on Death Row. Learn more about our mission, what we are working towards, and how we raise funds to support our cause. Thank you for your interest in helping us make a difference!
Paws on Death Row is dedicated to saving animals in need by providing resources to shelters and working to build a rescue facility of our own. Our goal is to help animals find loving homes, sponsor critical medical procedures, and provide shelters with essential supplies to give animals a fighting chance. Learn more about our mission here.
We are in the process of fundraising and planning for a dedicated rescue facility that will serve as a safe haven for dogs at risk of euthanasia. This facility will allow us to expand our efforts, offering medical care, shelter, and adoption services for animals in need. We’re working hard with supporters to make this dream a reality.
We believe in a nationwide approach to animal rescue. While our ultimate goal is to build our own facility, we know that immediate action is needed to save lives. By working with shelters across the country, we can extend our reach, provide resources, sponsor animals, and help those most at risk. Each shelter we support is an opportunity to make a difference. See more about our work and Pawsitive Progress here.
As a small, passionate charity, we rely on donations from individuals, businesses, and community supporters. We hold fundraising events, partner with other organizations and businesses, and use online platforms to collect the resources needed to fund our efforts. Every dollar helps save countless lives and get us closer to achieving our mission.
Fundraising for small charities can be challenging, but it’s also incredibly rewarding. We focus on building relationships with donors, hosting local events, partnering with businesses who look to aid and support our mission, and using social media to raise awareness. Small charities often depend on the generosity of their communities to support their missions.
