Giving Back

Support for our community is at the heart of our mission, and it's baked into everything we do.

We especially love partnering with local rescues to support their life-saving work rehabilitating, feeding, training, and finding homes for homeless dogs and cats, through adoption days, donation drives, and fundraisers of all kinds.

Want to be a part?

Watch out for our monthly Pick Your Own Toy reel, when Animal Rescue League brings an adoptable pet to pick out whatever they want in the store, for free. Give it a like and share to help them find their forever home.

Round up at checkout (in-store or online) and give your spare change (larger donations also welcome) our monthly Round Up recipient

Donate any item at any time to a local rescue and take 20% off — we'll even deliver it for free

Holding a fundraiser for a local animal and need auction or door prizes? Make your request here


October’s Round Up Recipient

Donate your spare change at checkout all month long to help The Family Restored support local families affected by addiction!

Grammy Rose Dog Rescue & Sanctuary rescues adoptable dogs from euthanasia and cares for them in a unique, homelike setting while matching them with forever families. Their Acton campus also gives back to the community through jobs, volunteer opportunities, and an on-site ice cream shop and mini golf course whose proceeds help support the rescue.

If you need a shorter one-liner for a tight spot:

Grammy Rose Dog Rescue & Sanctuary in Acton saves adoptable dogs from euthanasia and cares for them in cozy, homelike cabins until they find their forever families.

Past Round Up Recipients

A history of giving back. Here's who we've supported so far.

The Family Restored

The Family Restored strengthens and supports families affected by addiction, believing recovery is possible. Started in Portland by people in recovery, they offer family support groups across New England and online, along with scholarships that help cover the cost of treatment and sober living for those who can't afford it.

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The Pixel Fund Rescue

The Pixel Fund is a volunteer-run pet rescue dedicated to saving dogs and cats whose lives would otherwise be lost to the shelter system. With teams in Maine, Florida, and Georgia, they provide shelter, food, and care while finding forever homes, and they work to keep pets out of shelters through low-cost spay and neuter support and advocacy for shelter reform.

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Pittie Posse Rescue & Sanctuary

Based in Saco, Pittie Posse rescues dogs from overcrowded shelters in the South, along with owner surrenders and cruelty cases. Every dog goes through training and basic obedience before adoption, and the team stays connected with adopters long after, while also educating the public about bully breeds and responsible ownership.

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Maine Paws for Veterans

Maine Paws for Veterans trains service dogs and supports veterans living with PTSD connected to their military service. Their work is centered on improving veterans’ quality of life by building a stronger sense of belonging, purpose, and community.

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Old Dogs New Digs

Old Dogs New Digs is a volunteer-based nonprofit focused on getting senior and special needs dogs and cats out of shelters. Their goal is to place these pets in foster or forever homes as quickly and safely as possible, so they can enjoy their golden years in comfort.

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South Portland Food Cupboard

The South Portland Food Cupboard is a volunteer-run food pantry dedicated to alleviating hunger. They source and distribute food to neighbors in need across South Portland, Cape Elizabeth, Scarborough, and nearby communities.

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No Bowl 2 Empty

No Bowl Empty 2 helps Maine families who are struggling to afford pet food, including veterans and people experiencing homelessness, so their pets can stay home and out of the shelter system. Along with regular food distribution days, they organize pet health clinics and help families find support during medical emergencies.

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