Non Profit Dog Rescue Organization Rainbow Bridge Looking For Donations To Help Unwanted Dogs

Rainbow Bridge, a non-profit dog rescue organization in Carlsbad, CA, is asking people for donations. Their goal is to give unwanted dogs a loving, permanent home without the need for kennels or cages. They are asking for people to join the many celebrities who have already become 'Difference Makers.'

"Our Rainbow Bridge is designed to be a place where dogs know they will be at home," says James DePelma from Rainbow Bridge. "We don't use cages or kennels, giving our rescue dogs all the green open space they want. We are on site to provide these dogs with lots of love and TLC and are looking for more people to join and help with that."

This organization has a goal to take all the homeless dogs in San Diego County off the streets, and all the unwanted dogs out of unloving homes. They want to give these dogs a place to call home forever, where they will be loved and cared for properly. Many celebrities have signed up to this vision, including Bob Barker, Allison Janney, Linda Evans, Rita Moreno, Jenna Elfman, Hayden Panettiere, Kevin Nealon, and The Dixie Chicks.

Rainbow Bridge really isn't an ordinary dog rescue organization. It is more like a permanent, five star sanctuary for dogs where they will receive all the love, care and attention they deserve. By becoming a Difference Maker, people can truly feel that they are helping disadvantaged dogs find their place once again. Anyone willing to make a donation of any kind will receive a rubber bracelet with which they are able to show their public support.

"We really want to ask people to donate to the organization, be that time or money," adds James DePelma. "This will help us to make our rescue become reality and to give all dogs that loving forever home they so badly need and deserve. On behalf of all the dogs needing a place to call home and from all of us here at the Rainbow Bridge Group, thank you for your generosity. Thank you for being courageous."

To donate now, please visit the organization's website.