National Mill Dog Rescue has been around since 2007. It serves to give mill dogs a voice. It was started after the founder, Theresa Strader, brought home 13 dogs from an auction. Among those dogs was an Italian Greyhound, named Lily who NMDR was established in honor of.

This organization rescues, rehabilitates and finds homes for discarded breeding dogs. It also educates people of the cruel realities these dogs endure in the commercial dog breeding industry.

So far NMDR has rescued more than 18,000 dogs.

Some of the ways to help would be to donate or shop and give. To get involved you can Fundraise , Adopt or Foster.

You can see Available Dogs here.

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B Is For Blind Cat Rescue & Sanctuary, Inc.

C Is For Carolina Poodle Rescue – Dreamweaver Farms

D Is For Dogs On Deployment

E Is For The Elephant Sanctuary

F Is For Frog Song Farm Sanctuary

G Is For The Gentle Barn

H Is For Humane Rescue Alliance

I Is For In-Sync Exotics

J Is For Jane Goodall Institute

K Is For Keepers Of The Wild

L Is For Lange Foundation

M Is For Marine Mammal Center

N Is For National Mill Dog Rescue

O Is For Operation Paws For Homes

P Is For Pollinator Partnership

Q Is For Good Dog Res-Q

R Is For Red Rover

S Is For Safe Humane Chicago

T Is For Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation

U Is For United Animal Friends

V Is For The Vanderpump Dog Foundation

W Is For Wolf Conservation Center

X Marks The Spot

Y Is For Y-Not Save A Sam

Z Is For Zimbabwe Society For The Prevention Of Cruelty To Animals

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Disclaimer: This post is for general information only. It is part of the Blogging From A-to-Z April Challenge (2024). I am not affiliated with or endorse this non-profit organization. Please use caution when donating online.