Colleen C.
2/7/2021
We adopted our amazing dog, Max, from PPR back in October of 2014. He was a rescue from the Playa Del Carmen area of Mexico. This was our first time working with a rescue, so the whole process was...
Pet Project Rescue
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Pet Project Rescue is a nonprofit organization based in Minneapolis, MN, dedicated to addressing companion animal overpopulation and homelessness in Minnesota and Mexico. Through various programs like Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) and free spay/neuter clinics, they work to improve the lives of both owned and street animals.
In Mexico, Pet Project Rescue provides free weekly spay/neuter clinics, offering a lifeline to countless dogs and cats roaming the streets in search of care. By tackling overpopulation and homelessness, they strive to create a more sustainable and compassionate environment for animals in need.
Locally, their TNR program focuses on community cats in Minneapolis, aiming to reduce suffering and overpopulation in a safe, humane manner. By becoming a monthly donor, individuals can support these vital initiatives, contributing to the welfare of animals from all walks of life.
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3.58 reviews
Shana W.
11/20/2011
I adopted my kitty from this organization almost a year ago now and I am so happy with her. I got a healthy, purdy gal, and she was well cared-for in her foster home as far as I could tell. The...
Christie T.
10/11/2016
PPR is one of my favorite rescues. They really are doing good and more than just finding homes for animals with their TRAP, NEUTER, RETURN - TNR Program and LUKAS PROJECT (HOSPICE FOSTERING)...
Jasmine L.
8/16/2010
Pet Project Rescue is a foster home based adoption agency. Meaning the animals are placed into homes where they live until they are adopted, instead of being in a shelter. This is a great system...
Joshua G.
10/7/2015
My families first attempt to Rescue a dog.. a dog that was posted online that was in need of a new home quickly. So we have a history of Boxers in the past that lived healthy lives to 13 - 16. We...
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