Even if you are not in a position to foster or adopt a pet, you can help Rescue City in your day to day life! Learn about some of the many ways you can help below…
Thank you to our Veterinary partners for taking such great care of our rescue pups!
Transform shopping into charitable action. Start saving and giving free with givingassistant.org.
PetFinder helps Rescue City to network and adopt our dogs.
Support our shelter! Buy your pet medication at petrescuerx.com. They donate 100% of your orders net profit to us.
Keep your pet safe and help Rescue City! 35% of every purchase at TagsForHope goes to help an animal at Rescue City when you use this link.
SHOP through smile.amazon.com and Amazon will track your orders and donate .5% of your entire purchase to Rescue City! (Click the link, log into your account, and select “Rescue City, Inc.” at the top of the search.)
Use Giving Assistant to save money and support Rescue City Inc.
Support while you shop! Join Giving Assistant to start donating 3-30% of online purchases from stores like Kohl’s (3%), eBay (1%), and Staples (5%).
Have you tried @thefarmersdog yet? Personal, human grade, fresh meal plans delivered straight to your door – AND catered just for your pup! When you use the custom link in our bio to sign up, you’ll get 50% off your order – and by feeding your pet smarter and healthier, @thefarmersdog will also donate $100 for each new dog sign up from Rescue City! It’s a great way to try something that’s good for your pup while supporting our mission at no extra cost! Visit www.thefarmersdog.com/p/rescuecity to learn more.
SHOP at smartaddiction.com for all your electronic device needs and they will sponsor transportation costs for our rescue animals!
HomeAgain helps us to register pets and ensure that lost pets are reunited with their families.
ACC’s New Hope Program
We are proud to be New Hope partners with the Animal Care and Control Centers of New York. The New Hope program is ACC’s proactive community initiative aimed at finding homes for New York City’s unwanted pet population.
