15321 Brand Blvd.
Mission Hills, CA. 91345
Wednesday - Friday, 12pm to 8pm
Saturday & Sunday, 10am to 6pm
(Closed Monday and Tuesday)
Phone: 818.643.3989
It is said that each journey begins with a single step. Since its inception in 2008, thousands of lucky pups have started their journey with a ride.
In some areas of the country, dogs are killed by the thousands either because they're no longer productive breeders for puppy mill operators or because they were unlucky enough to land in an overpopulated shelter. In other parts of the country, shelters and rescue groups can't provide enough of those types of dogs to keep up with demand. The answer? Pup My Ride: a Best Friends program to get dogs out of shelters and puppy mills and into areas where they are most likely to find their forever homes. We deliver the pups to local partners with highly successful adoption programs capable of finding homes for many dogs at a time.
Some transports focus on the forgotten animals, produced for the pet shop trade, who don't make it to retail outlets. These include older breeder dogs and puppies with "defects" in the eyes of the mill owners. Other transports focus on rescuing dogs from overcrowded shelters in locations where their breeds simply aren't popular.
In some areas of the country, dogs are killed by the thousands either because they're no longer productive breeders for puppy mill operators or because they were unlucky enough to land in an overpopulated shelter. In other parts of the country, shelters and rescue groups can't provide enough of those types of dogs to keep up with demand. The answer? Pup My Ride: a Best Friends program to get dogs out of shelters and puppy mills and into areas where they are most likely to find their forever homes. We deliver the pups to local partners with highly successful adoption programs capable of finding homes for many dogs at a time.
Some transports focus on the forgotten animals, produced for the pet shop trade, who don't make it to retail outlets. These include older breeder dogs and puppies with "defects" in the eyes of the mill owners. Other transports focus on rescuing dogs from overcrowded shelters in locations where their breeds simply aren't popular.
The Pup My Ride regulars, Gayle Alexander, Actress/Model Denise Richards, and Robin Harmon.
Pup My Ride Route
PMR Transporter, Gayle Alexander is a bit of a highway legend in her own right. She has driven Pup My Ride approximately 120,000 miles to date and averages 6,000 miles per month across 7 states in the western United States. The map to the right illustrates Pup My Ride destination points and Pup My Ride partners and receiving shelters. |
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OUR PARTNERS - RECEIVING SHELTERS
Humane Society of Utah
Founded in 1960, the Humane Society of Utah is "dedicated to the elimination of pain, fear, and suffering in all animals.
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Oregon Human Society
Established in 1868, OHS is the largest and oldest humane society in the Pacific Northwest. We are not affiliated with any other humane society and we rely entirely on private donations for everything we do. |
Seattle Human Society
The Humane Society of Seattle/King County, founded in 1897, is a private, nonprofit animal welfare organization. We are proud to serve the people and animals of King County with a variety of programs including adoptions, veterinary services, dog training classes, a pet food bank, and humane education for children of all ages.
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H.A.R.T. Homeless Animal Rescue Team
H.A.R.T. works directly with the public, offering the help needed to keep their pets; supporting spay/neuter programs; providing educational information to local school systems; and working closely with other animal rescue groups to benefit all animals.
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