PawsUp projects are great for kids, adults, families, scouts, classrooms and students who need community service credit.
Take a look at what others have done and get started!
Kids baked cookies, brownies and cakes as a fundraiser for their local animal shelter.
Each treat came with a fun fact about pets such as rabbits “binky” when they are happy.
Middle school students created an interactive display to teach 1st graders about cat overpopulation. Kids learned that one unspayed female and her offspring could produce thousands of cats that need homes.
Students created posters to feature adoptable pets at a local shelter. The shelter used their artwork to promote adopting the pets on social media.
Find an animal shelter or rescue you want to support. Choose a local organization or search our shelters/rescues.
Look for inspiration! See what others have done and check out our DIY projects, too.
I was one of the first people to hear about Paws Up Projects when it was first an idea. I LOVED it right from the start and know it will have a big impact in helping animal shelters and rescues everywhere! – Alex
Paws Up Projects is an exciting new resource that allows people to see, and recreate, fun projects that make a direct impact for animal shelters. It inspires innovative solutions and helps build our community of life-savers. It’s a fantastic new tool! – John
When I was 12 years old I wrote an ordinance to ban cat declawing in my city and got it passed. I’m excited to be a part of Paws Up Projects to inspire other kids to make a difference for animals. Paws Up Projects is a perfect way to showcase what can be done no matter what your age. – Ella
Rocky was rescued as a kitten behind the now demolished Rock Garden Cafe in Palm Springs. He loves to run in front of our legs as we leave the house throwing himself in front of us over and over for belly rubs. He does this from the moment I grab the keys until we are out the door.
Andy met Tina Louise in January 2021. It was love at first sight by both. Andy was inviting her home as Tina was saying take me home. She now greets all guests on arrival and they fall in love her, as it should be!
When my 98 year old father moved in with us, Maddie knew her job right away. Never left his side until he passed away 8 months later. He said she is what kept him going. I’m forever grateful to Maddie as she was the perfect friend. She rescued me.
Mei was so scared at the shelter they thought she might be feral, but now she loves to snuggle more than anything else.
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