
Frequently Asked Questions
How does buying a bracelet actually feed dogs?
How does buying a bracelet actually feed dogs?
Every bracelet purchase directly funds meals for abandoned dogs. When you buy a single bracelet, a small portion funds meals that go to dogs at our partner feeding stations across the United States and internationally.
The meals are real, trackable, and photographed you'll receive your first update via email as soon as your meals reach the dogs, followed by monthly updates showing how they're doing.
How will I receive proof of the dogs I've fed?
How will I receive proof of the dogs I've fed?
We'll send you your first update via email as soon as your meals reach the dogs at our feeding stations. This initial email includes photos of the dogs being fed, the location of the station, and confirmation that your meals (or more, depending on your purchase) have been delivered.
After that, you'll receive monthly updates showing how the dogs are doing including new photos from the feeding stations, progress reports on their health and wellbeing, and the total number of meals served that month.
These updates are sent automatically to the email address you used at checkout.
You're not just buying a bracelet you're joining a community where you see exactly where your impact goes, every single month.
a small portion of every order contributes to feeding abandoned dogs
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About Us
Saving The Paws was born from a simple moment β someone encountered a street dog in a place most people never go, and decided they couldn't walk away.
That decision became a mission. And that mission has grown into a community of over 20,000 supporters supporting our feeding operations worldwide β in forgotten neighborhoods, garbage dumps, and abandoned streets where dogs are fighting to survive.
Every week, our volunteers show up to these places. Not because it's easy. Because nobody else will.
Every purchase you make keeps them on the road β fueling feeding operations across the US, Canada, and Asia, and reaching dogs that have never known a full bowl.