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Organizations & Charities We Support
Here are several charities that Cause For Puppies supports. We believe that they really make a difference in the world. If you have a charity that you would like to see us support, please feel free to contact us.
 Lincoln Animal EmbassadorsThe Lincoln Animal Ambassadors mission is to promote enriching our community through progressive thinking, education, awareness and public support. We are committed to improving the lives of animals and alleviating cruelty in Lincoln and the surrounding area. |  Nebraska No Kill Canine RescueNebraska No Kill Canine Rescue (NNKCR) was formed by five people who had a dream that one day all adoptable dogs in Lancaster County would find loving homes. |
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 Hearts United For AnimalsHearts United for Animals is a national no-kill animal shelter, sanctuary and animal welfare organization dedicated to the relief of suffering. We rescue dogs from all over the country and specialize in long distance adoptions. We take creatures who are lost, afraid, hungry or ill and comfort them, give them a warm, soft bed, good food, medical care and most of all, love. |  The Cat HouseThe Cat House was born in 1998 after a trip to a veterinary convention which included a long drive and a long discussions of what we would like to do with our lives. During the next four years, our steps have increased in size and sense of purpose. |
 Big Dogs Huge PawsBig Dogs Huge Paws was founded on the core philosophy is that every "BIG" dog deserves a chance. Our goal is to make sure that every dog receives only the best of care, food, and training. |  Voice For Companion AnimalsWe have a simple yet profound mission, to improve the lives of companion animals. We have done this is by creating a pet food pantry in rural Southeast Nebraska. In the future we will be conducting a traveling educational workshop for the purpose of educating the public on animal welfare. |
 Capital Humane SocietyWhat is known today as the Capital Humane Society began in 1902 as the Lancaster County Humane Society. The first shelter was located in a shed near the West 'O' Street viaduct. The Society's mission focused on the prevention of cruelty to children and horses. Around 1907 the services expanded to include a variety of animals. |
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