Question 2 of 6

If you saw an injured dog on the side of the road, would you stop?

Question 3 of 6

Do you believe every dog deserves to feel safe?

Meet Peaches.

2 years old. Pitbull mix.

Found against a wall. Too weak to stand. Every rib visible. Still clutching a stuffed toy someone left beside her.

She doesn't bark. Just looks up with tired eyes. Waiting.

Peaches is still at the shelter.

Question 4 of 6

How does knowing this make you feel?

Meet Shadow.

6 months old. Brindle pit mix.

Found behind a supermarket bin. Shaking. Paws raw from walking the streets. Ribs showing through his skin.

He's a baby. He doesn't understand what he did wrong.

Shadow is still at the shelter.

Meet Milo and Marnie.

1 year old. Twins. Never apart. Not once.

Owners moved out. Left them locked inside. No food. No water. Door shut. When rescuers came, Milo was wrapped around Marnie. Shielding her.

They weigh almost nothing. But he wouldn't let go.

Milo and Marnie are still at the shelter.

Question 5 of 6

Have you ever seen a stray and wished you could do something?

There are more of them.

Peaches, 2

Starving. Still guarding her toy.

Shadow, 6mo

A baby. Still shaking.

Milo & Marnie, 1

Twins. Won't let go of each other.

Bruce, 8

Owner left. Waited by the gate for weeks.

Snow, 4

Breeding dog. Body destroyed. Eyes still soft.

Gator, senior

Nearly blind. Hoping the hands are kind.

Benny, 5

Shivering. Pushes his head into your hand.

Mila, 1

Dumped by a dumpster. Still wags her tail.

Willow, 1

Locked in a room. Scared of people.

Scruffy, 4

Abandoned. Too weak to stand.

Pickle, 2

Never had a soft bed. Still leans in for love.

Pongo, 2

Left at a bus stop. Waited for hours.

These are just the ones we could save.

There are more we couldn't.

This is Tim.

He's 82.

He runs this shelter out of his own pocket. Has for years. Every morning before sunrise he's out there. Feeding. Cleaning. Checking wounds. Holding the ones who shake.

His wife's health is failing. The money is almost gone.

He won't stop.

In his quiet moments, he makes these by hand.

Resin dog lamps. His hobby between feedings and vet visits. Something to keep his hands busy when the weight gets heavy.

He pours everything he has into these dogs.

And he's running out of everything.

The shelter is running out of money.

If it closes, these dogs have nowhere to go.

After everything they've already survived.

Final Question

If your support could give one of these dogs another day of safety, would you help?

You didn't scroll past.

You learned their names.

Now show them who you are.

100% Goes Directly to These Dogs

Every dollar feeds, heals, and shelters a dog who has nothing.

Tim Walter Haven Shelter