Donate and help us save even more lives!

New Collar Collective’s impact is highly dependent on donations of all sizes. 

Monetary contributions, no matter the size, are all 100% directed to the rescue.

Costs incurred can include, but are not limited to:

  • vetting: routine, preventative, emergency, and special needs, 

  • food: including prescription food where required,

  • behavioral training

  • supplies: crates, leashes, collars, toys, enrichment activities, 

  • and, general operating expenses

We cannot do the things that we do without donors like you!

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If you would like to make an in-kind or monetary donation through different means, please email accounting@newcollar.co
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CORPORATE GIVING

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Double (or Even Triple) Your Impact with Corporate Giving!
We’re proud to share that New Collar Collective is now registered on several Enterprise Impact Platforms! This means you may be able to support our life-saving work directly through your workplace, with the added benefit of employer-matched donations and paid volunteer hour grants. Many companies will match employee donations and also provide financial donations in exchange for volunteer time — helping even more dogs and cats receive the care, safety, and second chance they deserve.

New Collar Collective is registered on Benevity, Bright Funds, and Percent Pledge!
Search for us in your company’s portal to get started.

SUPPLY Donations

New Collar Collective is always in need of supplies for our foster animals. This includes food and treats, toys, beds, collars and leashes, crates, boots and jackets, and pee pads. If you have any second hand items for dogs and cats that you would like to donate, please reach out! All donated items should be clean and gently used.

If you would like to make a donation of new items, please visit one of our wishlists below.

DONATE GENTLY-USED ITEMS HERE

“You cannot do a kindness too soon, for you never know how soon it will be too late”

— Ralph Waldo Emmerson