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Preserving Biodiversity Means Preserving Life

Earth as we know it is changing and while we've advanced in many aspects, our home is losing flora and fauna at an alarming rate. We must take action NOW to protect the biodiversity our planet thrives on.

Third Annual National Feed a Rescue Pet Week Feeds Over 6.3 Million Rescues

That’s right—in one week, your selfless donations totaled over 6.3 million meals to be donated to animals in need through our Rescue Bank program! The number of animals that will benefit from your kindness is staggering.

The (Not-So)Thrill of the Fight (Against Extinction)

This International Tiger Day, you can make a difference with Project Peril. We are committed to working with the best non-profits to combat poaching and habitat loss.

Celebrating Friends Near & Far

An important part of our curriculum is connecting girls around the world through video and photography. This is how celebrate International Day of Friendship every day.

Addie Finds Home

Help us reach our goal this year to deliver 4 million meals this week and help pups like Addie safely make it home.

Making a Difference with Egg-Laying Hens

Thanks to your donations, we're working with the Kore Foundation to support Haitian farmers by expanding our egg-laying hen program.

A Happy Ending for Antonio

Antonio was a kitten in need of emergency surgery. Your donations made it possible! Thank you.

National Feed a Rescue Pet Week: Feed 4 Million Rescues!

Food is one of the most vital needs for shelters and rescue organizations. For many of these groups, after food costs, they have little or nothing left in their budget for medical treatment, vaccines, or adoption programs. That's why GreaterGood.org’s Rescue Bank is hosting a pet food drive to ship food to shelters and rescue groups across the country - so they can save more animals like Lieutenant Dan.

Blind, Diabetic Stray Stays Sweet After Being Dumped in the Desert

Sadly, owners dumping pets in the desert has become more and more common, and this may be how Sweet Pea ended up on her own. The act is horrendous, infuriating, and boggles the mind.

Old Dog, New Tricks

So you adopted a furry little friend—congrats! Let the training begin.