Helping rescue organizations help dogs

Through our Rescue Partner program, we are able to support nonprofit animal rescue organizations financially by donating a portion of our proceeds to them.
Our newest Rescue Partner - Save a Mutt Shelter & Rescue - is a nonprofit group that works to save large dogs from high-kill shelters by providing care, training, and transportation services in the Illinois and surrounding areas.

We're excited to have Save a Mutt Shelter & Rescue as our new partner and we look forward to helping this group of dedicated volunteers save more dogs.

Our Rescue Partner program works like this: when a nonprofit group signs up and becomes our Rescue Partner, we create a unique "rescue code" for them. Anyone that shops with us and enter that rescue code will help that organization earn up to 20% of the proceeds from the order. For more info, see our website.

We recently received these handmade thank you cards from summer campers at the East Bay SPCA.

Partners in Success

-Jennifer Zhang

News alert! I'm so proud and excited to announce that Sirius Republic has partnered with East Bay SPCA to give some special-needs animals a second chance at life.

Club Second Chance is a wonderful and necessary program that East Bay SPCA created to promote the adoption of special-needs dogs and cats. This program provides necessary medical treatments, specialized behavioral training for animals with special conditions. It also help in giving older dogs and cats a chance to find loving homes.

To help support this program and save lives, Sirius Republic has teamed up with East Bay SPCA by offering special discounts to Second Chance Club adopters.

As a Second Chance Club adopter myself, this program is dear to my heart! My very own lovely Sally, a Chihuahua mix, was in poor condition when her previously family gave her up to the shelter. She was missing her right eye and suffering from cataracts in her left eye. She was extremely fearful and stressed. Thanks to the program, she went through surgery to permanently close up her right eye lids to prevent future infections and found a foster home while healing from her surgery. Today she's a happy girl who behaves as if she had 20/20 vision!

To see adoptable animals in Second Chance Club, visit http://eastbayspca.org/adoptableanimals/clubsecondchance.cfm