A rescued Pilot Pup at the clinic. Two rescued Pilot Pups A rescued Pilot Pup, at the vet's A treated dog ovary, in clinical trials by 600.

600 Million Stray Dogs Need You

Org #73848
Vetted since 2020
2010
year founded
$22,727
raised on GlobalGiving
5
years fundraising
0
projects funded
* Amounts in US Dollars

Mission

To permanently end the #1 cause of suffering for dogs and cats globally. We are on track to accomplish this by developing special food that can spay or neuter dogs or cats without surgery. Super birth control food that can end the overpopulation problem without killing. Our mission is to also save human lives by ending the world's #1 cause of human deaths from rabies. Our mission also includes ending the #1 financial burden of humane societies worldwide. No animals are harmed in our work, and all animals are adopted into caring homes.

Project Leaders
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Team
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Organization Information
Pompano Beach, FL 33062
United States
Organization Information
Pompano Beach, FL 33062
United States

Project Reports

Each of GlobalGiving’s nonprofit partners is required to send quarterly donor reports detailing the impact of their work. Here are some of their recent updates:

Tell Telegram: Stand Against Torture of Animals!

By Alex Pacheco | President, 600 Million Dogs

A global network of animal torturers is using Telegram to show videos of the cruelest torture of baby monkeys imaginable. Twisted individuals pay to watch these terrified animals being beaten, burned,... Read the full report ›

Act Now: 200 Innocent Cats Face Death Sentence!

By Alex Pacheco | President, 600 Million Dogs

The National Park Service (NPS) has put the lives of about 200 beloved cats in grave danger. They are planning a heartless mass killing of a community of cats living peacefully in Puerto Rico. Tell... Read the full report ›

Introducing Pilot Pup Buttercup! Read Her Story

By Alex Pacheco | President, 600 Million Dogs

When Team 600 rescued Buttercup, she was all alone on the outskirts of town, suffering from a severe wound on her mouth. The wound was infested with maggots … and she was in urgent need of... Read the full report ›
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