Increase access to veterinary care with these free digital downloads

Introducing Open Door Veterinary Collective’s series of innovative programs focused on increasing access to veterinary care. Learn about low cost heartworm treatments, setting up and raising funds for Angel Funds, setting up microchip scanning stations in your community and more. Download these digital downloads free of cost #ThanksToMaddie. Check them out and share your thoughts! If… Learn More

Disaster response for animal control

We know that animals are part of every community, and all communities are subject to disaster at some point. Animal Control Officers (ACOs) play a vital role in disaster response, often serving as the first line of support for displaced animals and impacted communities. Our new online self-paced course, “Disaster Response for Animal Control,” provides… Learn More

The May Weekly Community Conversations grant giveaway winners are…

Earlier this month, Maddie’s Fund® gave four organizations at random a $2,500 grant for attending the May Weekly Community Conversations for a total of $10,000 in grants. Join us in congratulating the four people who won a grant for their organization: Kelly Beaty, Robinson’s Rescue Spay/Neuter Clinic (Shreveport, LA) Deeann Harper, Happy Trails Animal Rescue… Learn More

Deadline extended for this super short Rehoming Survey

Animal shelters and foster-based organizations across the country are navigating rehoming questions every day, and there is very little field-wide data to draw from. That is what the Rehoming Survey is designed to change. The deadline to take the survey has been extended to June 11! Home To Home is collecting responses from the animal… Learn More

Behavior Assessments in Shelters: Building Better Outcomes for Dogs

We hope you can join our June Maddie’s® Monthly Behavior Connection webcast with Vanly Griffith,  Dog Behavior Coordinator at  SICSA in Dayton, OH. This call will be all about organizations developing a structured system to get to know the dogs in their care. Structured dog behavior assessments help shelters shift from reacting to behavior concerns after… Learn More

two people feeding neonatal brown kitten

Learn how to build one-of-a-kind programs for neonatal kittens

This was originally published in 2025.  Neonatal kittens may be the tiniest residents in our shelters, but they face the biggest risks. That’s why Kitten College: Transforming Tiny Lives Through Innovation, a free self-paced course on Maddie’s® University, is here to change the story. This one-of-a-kind program gives animal shelters and foster-based organizations the tools… Learn More

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