Donate to Indigo Rescue

Indigo Rescue & Adoption is a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization. We rely on generous donations from the public to continue our efforts to end animal abandonment. To donate, send a check or money order. Some of the programs that your donations support are listed below. Many companies will match your donation up to a certain amount. Please check with your employer. You can also make a secure credit card donation online by clicking the 'Make A Donation' button to the left.

Indigo Rescue & Adoption has also created a unique way to both contribute to our efforts, and memorialize or pay tribute to your cherished and beloved pets. Follow the link to read more about our Chain of Love.

Programs supported by your donations

• Indigo Rescue General Fund
  We have ongoing veterinary bills for our long-term fosters and for animals who have health or behavior problems that make them unadoptable. We also have administrative costs associated with publishing our quarterly newsletter. Donations to this fund allow us to continue our day-to-day work to end animal abandonment.
  

• Washington County Pet Overpopulation Prevention (POP) Program
  POP is our new program in cooperation with Washington County Bonnie L. Hays Small Animal Shelter to spay and neuter all animals prior to leaving the shelter. POP will significantly reduce long-term pet overpopulation and abandonment. The success of this program is dependent on donations and fund-raising. Please help us reduce overpopulation and donate. Read more about POP in our story New Spay Neuter Program!
  

• Indigo Rescue Emergency Fund
  

  	Riley was one of a litter of unwanted puppies that someone put into a plastic bag and threw from a moving vehicle. What will happen to the next unwanted litter that Riley's mama has? Please help us with animals like Riley by supporting one of our listed funds. Help End Animal Abandonment Now!

  
  In December of 2000, Indigo Rescue & Adoption intervened in the rescue of a litter of puppies who were put into a plastic bag and thrown from a moving vehicle. A woman who witnessed the incident brought the puppies to Bonnie L. Hays Small Animal Shelter. Two of the Red Heeler/Pit Bull pups were uninjured, and were adopted out through the shelter. Another pup had minor injuries and was adopted by a shelter employee. The runt of the litter "Riley," suffered multiple fractured legs, and required surgery to place a pin in his front leg. We are happy to say that thanks to Dr. Scott Davis from Vista Pet Hospital, media attention and the generosity of a number of people who learned about Riley's litter, Indigo Rescue & Adoption received enough donations to pay for Riley's care. Riley has since had the pin in his leg removed, and been placed in a new home. He remained a "trooper" throughout his ordeal.
  
  It's important to note that with your continued tax-deductible donations made to Indigo's "emergency fund," we will be able to continue to pay for the medical care necessary to rehabilitate the "crisis" cases such as Riley's that we are involved in through the shelter. As always, we thank each and every one of you who care enough to help us continue our work on behalf of the animals.