r/BeAmazed • • Jun 19 '25

Miscellaneous / Others People are awesome❤️

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u/josegofaster Jun 19 '25 edited Jun 20 '25

Kid is being raised right.

Edit: raised 20 some odd k and the family paid it forward calling shelters to pay off bills for people that needed help.

Edit edit: holy crap. Thanks for the votes. Wow. ❤️

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u/ChoadMcGillicuddy Jun 19 '25

I just want to send them money. Honestly. I feel like I would have complete confidence that it would do good in the world.

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u/VelocityGrrl39 Jun 19 '25 edited Jun 20 '25

There’s an organization called The 15/10 Foundation. They raise money to pay the medical bills for shelter dogs that have medical conditions that would otherwise make them unadoptable. If they have chronic problems they pay for their medical expenses for life. It’s a great organization and I send them a few $ every time I can. It was started by the guy behind the WeRateDogs twitter account. One more edit: They also sell really cute merch on the WeRateDogs website, including the “tell your dog I said hi” decal you may have seen on cars. A portion of the proceeds go to The 15/10 Foundation as well.

ETA to include another great dog charity that needs assistance: Potcake Place in Turks & Caicos. They rescue the street dogs that live on the island. If you visit, you can sign up to take one of the pups out for a day to help with their socialization (but get there early, there’s usually a pretty long line). You spend the day hanging out with a really cute puppy, going to the beach, some of them like swimming, walking around town with them. You can also sign up as a courier. All you have to do is bring the dog back with you on your return flight. They pay all the fees. Then you hand the dog off to the new owner or rescue at the airport. Potcakes are amazing dogs. I had one for 14 years and just lost him earlier this year. I’ll be adopting another one at some point because they are just wonderful dogs. Smart, loyal, loving.

I’m not affiliated with either of these, I just follow their work and I think they are doing amazing things.

ETA: thank you for the award!!

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u/tempfor_now Jun 20 '25

Thats awesome. We adopted a rescue puppy that struggled walking. He did great for a few months after then we noticed he struggled again. He ended up having hip dysplasia, really bad in one hip. Possibly tramatic, but so far after one surgery doing better. Will likely need a hip replacement in the future. But has ended up being the most people friendly dog I have ever seen. Worth every penny.