Each year in North America, between 6 and 7 million pets enter shelters and over 1 million of them are euthanized. Shelters and rescues work tirelessly every day to address the pet overpopulation problem and they need help. With your support, BISSELL Pet Foundation provides much-needed financial assistance to change the outlook for thousands of dogs and cats, until every pet has a home.
Messages From Our Nation’s Shelters
Our pillars allow us to get to the core of pet overpopulation and better support homeless pets and the people who care for them in shelters across the country. We have developed programs and initiatives dedicated to adoption, spay/neuter, microchipping and emergency response.
By sponsoring adoption events and bringing attention to the importance of adoption, we get pets out of shelters and into loving homes.
Sterilization gets to the roots of pet overpopulation. By providing spay/neuter clinics, vaccinations, and proactive programs, we stop dogs and cats from multiplying.
During crises ranging from civil unrest to disease outbreaks and puppy mill raids, shelters know they can count on us to respond to their calls.
By transporting adoptable pets from overcrowded shelters—mainly in the South—to rescue partners with adopters seeking pets, the pets find homes, and lives are saved.
When a natural disaster devastates a community, shelters and rescues alike cope with displaced pets, food insecurity, storm damage and more. We are here to answer calls for help in times of crisis.
Whether it’s due to budget constraints or an emergency, we are here to help when shelters struggle to keep the hundreds of pets in their care fed each day.
By providing thousands of microchips directly to our partners, we ensure lost pets can be reunited with their owners.
We provide vaccines to protect shelter and community pets from needlessly contracting life-threatening illnesses, such as distemper, parvo and rabies.
We support shelters and rescues with funding for treatment and prevention of heartworm, and by raising awareness that dogs with the disease are just like any other dog.
Homeless pets who need a little extra help preparing for adoption receive funding up to $2,500 for medical or behavioral care.
BPF has teamed up with Code 3 Associates and leading shelters to support shelters facing crises such as natural disasters and cruelty situations.
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