It began in 2018, when a friend asked for a website. What started with helping one rescue soon became something much more personal.

We began fostering, donating, volunteering, and helping animals wherever we found them. Close to home or while traveling, if there’s an animal in need, we do what we can to help.

Hands on.

  • We foster

    Animals stay with us until they’re ready for the homes they deserve.

  • We give

    We donate to rescue organizations and the people doing the work every day.

  • We volunteer

    We give our time wherever an extra pair of hands can make a difference.

  • We step in

    Home or away, when we come across an animal in need, we help however we can.

Who we stand behind.

The organizations we support, and the animals that remind us why rescue matters.

Animal rescue is personal to us. Some stories simply stay with you.

NYC Cat Coalition

A volunteer-run, grassroots rescue helping cats and kittens throughout the Bronx. Their work gives vulnerable animals access to veterinary care, safety, and the opportunity to find permanent homes.

Our three cats came to us through NYC Cat Coalition. We know firsthand what their work can lead to: an animal that once needed someone becoming a deeply loved part of a family.

Visit NYC Cat Coalition

Hudson Valley Humane Society

A no-kill animal welfare organization, Hudson Valley Humane Society provides rescue, sheltering, adoption, humane services, education, and support for animals in need.

They go above and beyond. We’ve seen the compassion and commitment they bring to animals who need someone to step in—and the extraordinary lengths they go to in giving them the care and protection they deserve.

Visit Hudson Valley Humane Society

Cats of San Bernardino

A nonprofit rescue helping cats and kittens throughout San Bernardino through street rescue, medical care, fostering, adoption, TNR, and ongoing care for community cats.

We first discovered them on Instagram. Then one story stayed with us—a very sick senior cat whose time was limited.

They couldn’t change the outcome, but they changed his ending. Because of them, his final days were safe, cared for, and filled with love.

Visit Cats of San Bernardino

Under our roof.

  • Nena, a calico cat with a pink collar

    Nena

    The first to come home.

  • Mikey, an orange and white cat sitting in the sun by a door

    Mikey

    Came to us as a foster, and never left.

  • Trinity, a gray and white cat sitting on a rock in the garden

    Trinity

    Our foster for two years now. We call her Bubza.

Every animal deserves someone in their corner.

Different rescues. Different stories. The same commitment to showing up when an animal needs help.