Featured Grantees
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Iowa Parrot Rescue
Iowa Parrot Rescue is a well-regarded parrot rescue and education source for parrot rescue around the country.
Doris Day Equine Center
The Doris Day Equine Center holds trainings for the trainers to select horse rescues across the country.
Meals on Wheels of the Monterey Peninsula
As with DDAF’s previous grants to this group, our support will contribute to gasoline cards for drivers for the pet food meals delivered to Meals on Wheels clientele.
Misfit Acres
A very small Southern Minnesota horse sanctuary for 10 horses, this group operates on a limited budget, and our grant will assist with hay purchases for the winter.
Homeward Bound in the Heartland
In addition to rescuing, fostering, and rehoming companion animals, DDAF will help fund their pet food pantry and Safe at Home program for low-income and senior families with needs for pet food, veterinary care, and transportation to and from pet clinics.
Humane Society of Putnam County
DDAF’s grant will help lower spay & neuter costs for residents of 14 Middle Tennessee citizens meeting low-income provisions.
The Doris Day Film Festival
Check out the Doris Day Film Festival at the historic, renovated Stanford Theatre in Palo Alto, April 19 – May 23!
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DDAF News
- Don't forget you can make a difference while you shop Amazon Prime Day deals starting today, July 15 & tomorrow, 16. Simply shop at smile.amazon.com/ch/95-3197011 and AmazonSmile donates to Doris Day Animal Foundation. Happy shopping!... July 15, 2019
- From our grantees at Iowa Parrot Rescue Corky is a 50 year old umbrella cockatoo who came to us when his life-long keeper was diagnosed with lung cancer. He's been boarding in hopes that he could go home, but recently was relinquished. Older parrots can July 15, 2019
- From our grantees at Operation Blankets of Love "Isn't it wonderful to read a news story about a young person making a difference in his community? That's exactly what OBOL volunteer Brent Savage did in order to become an Eagle Scout, collecting an ENORM July 12, 2019
- From our grantees at Nebraska Humane Society An injured dog was brought into the Nebraska Humane Society (NHS) by a Good Samaritan. The dog (now named Ben) was found by the roadside, likely hit by a car. Ben was bleeding profusely from an injured hind July 11, 2019
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