How We Got Here, Starting a Non-Profit
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Welcome to
DunRealTuff
Helping to provide the best quality of life and humane treatment; building a community centered around respect and compassion; advocating animal well-being; strengthening the human-animal bond.
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With your support, DunRealTuff is helping to provide the best animal care. We are keeping loved pets at home and helping to find forever homes for those labeled as “un-adoptable” by removing the financial and economic barriers that would otherwise end in pet surrenders and euthanasias.
Hey! I'm Caroline,
The president of DunRealTuff, I started this nonprofit organization to help animals stay at home with their families. Our goal is to eliminate animal suffering and cruelty. Initially, we will target economic and financial euthanasia by providing education in responsible pet ownership and care, along with financial aid for families who feel forced to surrender or euthanize their pets due to economic hardships. In addition, we hope to help alleviate the financial burdens and overcrowding pressures felt by animal rescues and shelters. With your help, companion animals will find and stay in loving homes.
Help loved pets stay home & place more animals in loving homes
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Brown Dog Coalition is a registered 501(C)3 volunteer-powered + foster-based animal rescue in Hopkinton, MA.
Despite our name, Brown Dog Coalition is an all-color, all-breed, and all-age rescue dedicated to finding abandoned dogs and cats loving, forever homes. Our coalition of volunteers, fosters, and veterinarians save animals from an overcrowded southern shelter and find adoptive homes in the New England area.
Our unique adoption process provides adopters with 1:1 adoption counseling, competition-free adoption appointments, three months of post-adoption check-ins, and a lifetime of support.
Brown Dog Coalition
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