Native Paws Fundraiser

Pet Pics For You had the pleasure of teaming up with Ren's Pets and Native Paws for a special charity event that brought joy to pets and their owners while raising money for an important cause. The event offered free photos with Santa for pets, capturing festive moments that families could cherish forever, all while supporting Native Paws’ mission to combat dog and cat overpopulation in Indigenous communities.

The Native Paws Initiative, founded by passionate animal advocate Liliana, is working tirelessly to address the urgent issue of overpopulation in Rancherias (Indigenous communities) through sterilization programs, emergency care, and awareness campaigns. As part of their efforts to create a brighter future for both animals and the communities that care for them, Native Paws empowers local animal advocates and nonprofits with the resources they need to make a real difference.

This event was not just about getting your pet’s photo taken with Santa, though that was definitely the highlight! The purpose was to raise funds for Native Paws and their ongoing work in these communities, where the need for resources and care is critical. Each photo session helped fund vital sterilization programs and emergency medical care for animals in need, ensuring that Native Paws can continue to save lives and reduce the suffering caused by overpopulation.

The event was a huge success, drawing in pet owners from across the community who were eager to show off their furry friends and give back to a cause that’s close to our hearts. We were thrilled to be part of something that not only made holiday memories but also made a real impact on the lives of animals in need.

Thank you to everyone who participated and donated, as well as to Ren's Pets for hosting such a wonderful event. We’re proud to support the incredible work being done by Native Paws Initiative, and we look forward to more events that bring our community together to create positive change for animals in need. Together, we’re making a difference, one paw at a time.

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