Every time you shop at the iHeartDogs store, part of that profit goes to Greater Good Charities, an organization that helps lots of dogs in need. Greater Good Charities’ GOODS Program donates food and other essential supplies to rescues and animal shelters. Those donations have saved the lives of many rescue dogs, and your purchases have helped make that happen!

Noah’s Rescue Inc of Fort Lauderdale, FL takes in lots of stray dogs and gives them a second chance at life. On the streets, many of these dogs are starving, leaving them with no choice but to eat rocks and whatever else they can find. Many of them have never experienced a tasty, healthy meal before, so the rescue ensures they’re well-fed.

“The dogs in our rescue have lived a life of abuse and neglect their entire lives. They go from being starved and eating rocks to eating amazing food!” Noah’s Rescue Inc wrote.

However, it’s not easy for the rescue to gather healthy food donations on their own. They need donations and support from the community to save as many dogs as possible.

Your Life-Changing Donations

Noah’s Rescue Inc. says that the dogs in their care are amazing because they’re eating well and sleeping peacefully thanks to generous donations. Some of those donations come from the GOODS Program, so when you buy products from the iHeartDogs store, you’re funding healthy meals for these former strays.

“Thanks to these amazing donations, our dogs experience what a real meal is like!” the rescue added.

With food and other essential supplies donated to the rescue, they’re able to save up their funds for other areas of care like medical needs. Thus, they can save more stray dogs to help them find forever homes.

Thank you to all the heroes who have purchased products to help dogs in need. Even small purchases can make a difference for a homeless pup.

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The following products provide quality dog food for shelters and rescues, helping them reserve more of their precious funds for medical expenses, supplies, and spreading the word about their adoptable pups. Learn more.