Dog Rescue Non-Profit Organization Rainbow Bridge Launches Second Round Of Fundraising

Rainbow Bridge, a dog rescue in Carlsbad, CA, has announced that they have started their second round of fundraising. They are calling on all dog lovers to dig deep and help to create a true sanctuary for unwanted and abandoned dogs, giving them a place to call home for life. After the success of the first round of donations, which several celebrities had made pledges to, they hope the second round will do equally well. Further details about the organization can be found at http://www.myrainbowbridge.co/, where donation pledges can also be made.

"Our passion is in dogs and we want to do all we can to make sure every dog can have a forever loving home in comfort," says James DePelma from Rainbow Bridge. "We don't believe in cages or kennels, we believe in freedom. We call on anyone who believes dogs deserve nothing but the best to help us turn this vision into a reality."

Thanks to the generosity of donators during the first round of fundraising, the first step towards making the dream come true was realized. Rainbow Bridge was able to purchase the land that they needed for the sanctuary. The second round hopes to raise money to turn this piece of land into a place that every dog would love to call home.

Funds will be used to build rooms for the dogs, which will be dormitory style. It will also help in the construction of the office buildings. Finally, money is needed to build a concert venue. This venue will be used to hold fundraising concerts in the future, as well as provide opportunities for spreading the message that dogs are for life.

"Mahatma Ghandi, one of the greatest thinkers and peacemakers in the world once said some very important words that we at Rainbow Bridge live by," adds James DePelma. "Those words are that 'the greatness of a nation can be judged by the way its animals are treated.' Another highly inspirational person, Mother Theresa, said, 'I alone cannot change the world, but I can cast a stone across the waters to make many ripples.'"