Do Like Raleigh Roo Foundation
501(c)(3) non-profit
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An Announcement From Our Founder
We are humbly thrilled to share that Raleigh Roo and his initiatives with Do Like Raleigh Roo Foundation have been selected as a semi-finalist in this year’s American Humane Hero Dog Awards! 🏆
What we love about these awards is that it’s not about social media. It’s not about influencing, an income stream, or a popularity contest. It’s about appreciating incredible animals that have stories worth sharing because of the impact they have in this world. It’s genuine, inspiring, and so special - a way to celebrate ordinary dogs doing extraordinary things.
✨We’d love for you to cast a vote every day through September 18th for Raleigh Roo in the EMERGING HERO & SHELTER DOGS category to help us make it to the finals where the final hero will be hand selected by a panel of judges.
🔗 VOTE DAILY HERE
There is no purchase or donation required or email spam, just all the feels to help honor the dogs that truly are our best friends. 🐾
*Learn more about our fellow hero dogs & the awards HERE.
We’re here for the underdogs.
Disabilities are not inabilities and we’re here to help every specially-abled animal be unstoppable.
Helping the Imperfectly Perfect
Helping the Imperfectly Perfect
At the Do Like Raleigh Roo Foundation, we believe that the imperfections of disabled animals are exactly what make them as perfect as they are. Animals with special needs are often some of the most overlooked, so we are here to not only shine a light on their resilient spirits, but to also give them a chance to beat the odds.
We provide support and assistance to individual families and rescue organizations facing challenges with animals of special needs.
The foundation is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that operates solely off of donations.
