Rachael Ray Foundation Stories

A grant to support special veterinary care helps Planned PEThood in Georgia save a tiny kitten’s life.

Rachael Ray Save Them All Grant supports The Inner Pup’s low-cost veterinary services to help pets stay in their homes with their families.

A Lab mix named Cheesecake had a disease that threatened her eyesight, but a Rachael Ray Save Them All Grant helped her to see again.

With funds from the Rachael Ray No-Kill Excellence Grant, Fix West Texas offers lifechanging assistance to the community’s pets and their people.

One Tail at a Time puts Rachael Ray Save Them All Grant to good use to support dogs from Chicago animal shelter.

Cats of all kinds benefit from Rachael Ray Save Them All Grant to Humane Society of Southwest Washington

Souris Valley Animal Shelter puts Best Friends grant funds to good use, which includes supporting other shelters.

County of Santa Clara Animal Services receives Rachael Ray No-Excellence Grant.

Rachael Ray Save Them All grant served as a catalyst so Planned PEThood of Georgia could offer more services to rural shelters to help save more lives.

Since the coronavirus pandemic began, Best Friends has kicked into high gear to support our 3,000 Network Partners.

The Friends For Life wellness clinic and food bank helping pets during the COVID-19 pandemic has been so successful that the shelter plans to keep it going.

Rachael Ray No-Kill Excellence Grants support shelters helping each other.

A big thank-you to our lifesaving partner The Rachael Ray Foundation™ for their $2 million fund to help keep pets safe with their families during this time of crisis.

Rachel Ray Save Them All Grant awarded to Austin Pets Alive helps organization save special needs pets, like FeLV-positive kittens and parvo puppies.

Rachael Ray Save Them All pet grants make a difference for homeless dogs and cats by funding adoption, TNR, transport and other programs.