Red Rose Inspiration for Animals Inc. ~
Special Events for Animal Rescue
MISSION STATEMENT
Red Rose Inspiration for Animals, Inc. is focused on saving abused, neglected, and homeless animals. We are dedicated to healing and rehabilitating canines who have suffered from emotional abuse helping them become adoptable. We are a no-kill organization that promotes spay and neuter to make a difference in the over pet population of canines and felines. We promote programs that connect animals with people.
CHARITIES SUPPORTED
Red Rose Inspiration for Animals, Inc. has selected charities locally and worldwide it would like to support. It would like to support a broad range of animal rescue organizations in order to help all species from dogs, cats, birds, rabbits, tigers, elephants, polar bears, calves, marine life, whales, dolphins, horses, cows, monkeys and so many other great living beings. It is not limited to the charities below and has various other animal organizations that it will also be supporting.
The Humane Society of Sedona - 2115 Shelby Drive, Sedona, AZ
In September 2008 the Humane Society of Sedona celebrated its grand opening of its much needed new state-of-the-art animal care center. With the new facility the Humane Society of Sedona is able to offer the community more than ever before by taking in more animals than before as well as the various programs. Kids and Kritters Camp offers summer camp for kids, which includes learning about animal care, craft activities etc. Birthday Parties in the Education Center for the kids in our community. (SNIP) Spay/Neuter Incentive Program. Each day 70,000 puppies and kittens are born. As long as these rates continue there will never be enough homes for all the animals. With tough economic times, the Humane Society of Sedona is able to assist low-income families by encouraging them to spay/neuter their pets. This is an organization in our community that needs our support as it supports us.
www.humanesocietyofsedona.com
Golden Bone Rescue and Rehab, Inc. - P.O. Box 2547, Sedona, AZ 86336
Golden Bone Rescue and Rehab is dedicated to rescue and rehabilitating abandoned, neglected and abused animals and thoughtfully placing them in safe and loving foster and permanent homes. Golden Bone is committed to promoting local spay/neuter programs, which ultimately eases needless suffering in our animal community. Golden Bone is a 501 c (3) nonprofit group of caring volunteers, board members and supporters who provide community rescue of domestic companion animals. They interface with local, city, town and county animal control officers to reduce trauma to abused, neglected and abandon domestic pets, as well as provide safe and supervised homes for those animals that have been scarred and damaged. They make every attempt to rehabilitate those animals with behavioral issues based on their traumatic life events. Located in the Verde Valley they operate solely on individual donations and fundraising proceeds. Thus far they have placed hundreds of needy animals in loving homes.
www.goldendonerescue.org
Tara's Babies Animal Welfare - P.O Box 196, Young, AZ 85554
No kill animal rescue and sanctuary in AZ. Evolved from a temporary rescue operation into an organization committed to saving lives through ongoing dog rescue and adoption and life-long sheltering for dogs that cannot be adopted. Taras Babies has also gained experience working with very frightened and feral dogs, helping them learn to gain trust so they can eventually be adopted in forever homes.
www.Tarasbabies.org
Best Friends Animal Society - 50001 Angel Canyon Road, Kanab, UT 84741-5000
From puppy mills to illegal dog fighting and animal cruelty, medical testing there are no shortages of sad stories from the lives of animals. Best Friends operates the nation's largest no-kill sanctuary for discarded and abused companion animals. Animals running out of time and hope in shelters or rescued from dangerous situations. They are the sanctuary of last resort for animals that might not have a chance in shelters. They have more than 2,000 animals of all shapes, sizes and medical conditions living at their sanctuary. More than 75% percent of these animals are placed in loving and forever homes. Others, who are older, sicker or have suffered extra trauma find a home and a haven at the sanctuary and are given loving care for rest of their lives.
www.bestfriends.org
Ocean Conservancy - 1300 19th Street, NW, 8th Floor, Washington, DC 20036
They are obviously not local but it's a more broad organization that needs donations in order to address the problems facing our oceans, or we run the risk of destroying one of the richest sources of life and food on earth. On the surface the ocean appears untouched by the environmental devastation that has swept across our planet. But beneath the surface, trouble lurks. Thousands of majestic ocean animals die each year entangled by commercial fishing gear. Coral reefs, once full of life are in steep decline. Overfishing has devastated many important species. Pollution has taken a deadly toll on the ocean. Taking a stand for the ocean and the dolphins, whales and other creatures that live there. Recently two independent studies found that ocean ecosystems are at the point of collapse. The results are alarming: 90% of the large predatory fish have been decimated . . . 35% of coral reefs have been lost worldwide.
www.oceanconservancy.org
The Fund for Animals - 200 West 57th Street, New York, NY 10019
For the last 41 years they have been saving and caring for thousands of animals at their rehabilitation centers and sanctuaries across the country. From veterinary training and Wildlife Rehabilitation Center in New England to their Fund for Animals Wildlife Center in San Diego where injured ill, and orphaned wild animals are given 24-hour medical treatment, they have made it their mission to provide a voice for those who cannot speak for themselves. Babe is a 24 year old African Elephant who has lived at the Cleveland Amory Black Beauty Ranch for over 10 years. She was born in Kruger National Park in South Africa, where her mother was killed by poachers. Babe was captured and sold to a traveling circus in the United States, constantly on the move, receiving very poor and irregular care. Her former life as a circus performer took its toll on her legs and feet, but now she receives the specialized care she needs to make her comfortable and happy. The Fund has won landmark lawsuits to protect animals from trophy hunting and commercial trapping and the organization is currently fighting for animals with the help of their Animal Protection Litigation section. This group of full-time attorneys, law clerks and pro bono law firms are defending animals in federal and state courts from cruelty and abuse. The Fund's current cases seek to protect endangered species, stop the abuse of circus elephants, keep national wildlife refuges safe for animals and much more.
www.fundforanimals.org
The Humane Farming Association - P.O Box 3577, San Rafael, CA 94912
The Humane Farming Association (HFA) leads the National Veal Boycott and this campaign has resulted in an unprecendented drop in the sale of factory-farmed veal. Veal calves are chained for life in small wooden crates barely larger than their own bodies. They cannot walk or even turn around. Veal calves are deliberately kept anemic in order to obtain the light colored meat sold as "milk-fed" veal. Denied all solid food, they suffer chronic diarrhea. Veal calves are deprived of drinking water. They gain weight by drinking more of their drug laced liquid feed in a futile attempt to quench their thirst. This organization, now over 225,000 members strong, is the nation's largest working to protect farm animals.
www.hfa.org
