What they call their work
What they do
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Animal Welfare Fundraising through Retail and Sales 2 activities
- Funding emergency and critical veterinary care for animals in needProvides financial support for homeless animals or those with guardians facing financial limitations to access urgent veterinary care, including surgery, pain management, and holistic medicine. The program has supported individual cases such as Joey, a dog with severe spinal injuries.
- Providing grants to animal welfare organizations through Rescue Roast coffee salesFunds partner organizations such as Muddy Paws Rescue and Vintage Pet Rescue by directing 100% of profits from Rescue Roast coffee sales during specific periods, including November for Vintage Pet Rescue.
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Volunteer Engagement and Capacity Support 1 activity
- Managing a volunteer program to support operationsEngages volunteers to support organizational functions and service delivery across its programs.
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Vehicle Donation Processing 1 activity
- Operating a vehicle donation program for fundraisingAccepts motorized vehicle donations—including cars, trucks, boats, RVs, motorcycles, and heavy equipment, regardless of condition—and provides towing services across the contiguous 48 states, Washington D.C., and select areas in Alaska and Hawaii. Net proceeds from vehicle sales are transferred to the benefiting nonprofit within five business days of sale.
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Rescue and Adoption of Cats 1 activity
- Operating an animal foster care programProvides foster care as part of its direct animal welfare services, supporting animals in need through temporary home placements.
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Animal Welfare Fundraising Events 1 activity
- Partnering with animal welfare organizations for targeted support campaignsCollaborates with organizations like Stand Up For Pits Foundation during specific months (e.g., October) to support initiatives addressing abuse and overpopulation of pit bull–type dogs, using campaign-driven funding mechanisms.
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Who they work with
- Charitable Adult Rides & Services Government — Vehicle donation program provider that handles towing, sales, and administrative costs; covers expenses if they exceed sale proceeds.
- Dr. Lynda Loudon Partner — Key team member leading the organization's efforts.
- Dr. Lynda Loudon Partner — Veterinarian who treated and adopted Joey, collaborating with Healing Haven Animal Foundation on his rehabilitation.
- Muddy Paws Rescue Partner — Receives 100% of profits from Rescue Roast coffee sales to support mission to end unnecessary euthanasia of companion dogs.
- Stand Up For Pits Foundation Partner — Partnered with during October to support efforts to end abuse, discrimination, and overpopulation of pit bull–type dogs.
- Vintage Pet Rescue Partner — Receives 100% of profits from Rescue Roast sales during November to support care for elderly dogs.
- drloudon.com Partner — Website referenced for additional information about Dr. Lynda Loudon, founder and president of Healing Haven Animal Foundation.
How they approach the work
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- Financial Access Model for Veterinary Caremethodology: financial_access_modelBy providing financial assistance for urgent veterinary care, the organization ensures animals receive life-saving treatment regardless of guardian income, because removing cost barriers directly increases access to critical medical services.
- Profit-for-Purpose Funding Modelmethodology: profit_for_purposeBy selling coffee and directing 100% of profits to animal rescue organizations, the organization generates sustainable funding because consumer purchases become a revenue stream that supports animal welfare without relying solely on donations.