Urgent Need: Help people and pets impacted by flooding, tornadoes, wildfires, and other disasters

Greater Good Charities is dedicated to being there when it matters. With the help of an amazing community of donors like you, they've provided truckloads of supplies, food for both people and animals, medicine, emergency transport for pets, and much-needed funding in the wake of extreme weather events like devastating hurricanes, wildfires, tornadoes, and dangerous flooding.

They approach disaster response in three complementary ways: thinking ahead and preparing communities for imminent natural disasters, responding during the event by helping on the ground with supplies and relief work, and boosting recovery by directly aiding people and pets and helping to rebuild infrastructure. 

We need your help now! In partnership with Greater Good Charities, your support will help us get critical aid to the communities and animals who need it most. Donate now.

Impact: 

Wildfires & Tornadoes in South and Midwest (March 2025)

Raging wildfires spread across Oklahoma and Texas destroying hundreds of homes and burning over 170,000 acres.

At the same time, dozens of tornadoes tore across several states with 19 reported in Missouri alone. Countless homes were destroyed, and hundreds of thousands were without power. Animal shelters were overwhelmed with the influx of displaced and injured pets.

Your donations helped these people and pets get back on their feet. 

Wildfires in Los Angeles Area (January 2025)

A series of devastating wildfires in LA County burned tens of thousands of acres and destroyed more than 10,000 structures, including homes. With your help, we worked with our partner Greater Good Charities to respond quickly. Within just the first two days of the response, hundreds of emergency packs with first aid kits, hygiene products, blankets, and flashlights were distributed, along with enough pet food for 100,000 meals. Ultimately, that increased to over 3 million meals for pets, additional emergency packs for people, as well as support for organizations providing medical care to injured pets and wildlife.