You can help an animal shelter in our area win a $25,000 grant. BARCS is participating in the Petco Foundation’s Holiday Wishes grant campaign. From now through December 20th, you can vote for the shelter and the story of a volunteer who adopted one of its dogs, to help them win the grant.

The Petco Foundation has selected the Richmond SPCA as a 2019 Holiday Wishes finalist. Now the Richmond SPCA can earn up to an additional $25,000, but they need the community’s help. From now through Dec. 20, noon CST, you can vote for your favorite Holiday Wishes story on petcofoundation.org/vote.

For a chance to win Nate’s Honor Animal Rescue a grant, Nicole Coudal of Nokomis submitted a story about how her adopted dog, Libby, brought hope and inspiration to her cat-loving family. Nicole’s story of inspiration was selected a winner and earned Nate’s Honor Animal Rescue a $5,000 grant from the Petco Foundation, as part of the 2019 Holiday Wishes campaign.

A local animal shelter is getting a big holiday surprise, $5,000! The Humane Society of Tampa Bay is receiving the grant on behalf of the Petco Foundation. A man who adopted a pet submitted the story about how his dog joined him on a journey to eat around the continent. Adam visited 18 states and Canada with his dog Holland.

A local animal shelter received a big donation today and it all started with a little girl’s wish for a kitten. Kimmy Lichlyter submitted her story about her adopted cat, Haven, and how the adoption has brightened her family’s lives. Her story earned Southern Pines Animal Shelter a thousand dollars from the Petco Foundation as part of the company’s 2019 Holiday Wishes campaign.

A local girl won Petco Foundation’s Holiday Wishes campaign after her heartwarming story about her cat led to a $5,000 grant to Homeward Bound, Addison County’s Humane Society.

A big surprise today for a rescue group in Shelby County. Petco Foundation gave Two by Two Rescue League a $25,000 grant. The organization won the grant after a Gardendale woman submitted a story describing how her adopted dog helped bring her family back together after her son was hurt in a wrestling accident.

Pet owners in Gulfport had the chance to make sure their 4-legged friends are healthy for the holidays. The Humane Society of South Mississippi held their 3rd pop-up clinic for pet owners, made possible through a grant from the Petco Foundation.

A Rochester group, Rescue Pit, received a $10,000 grant with the Petco Foundation thanks to one dog owner’s story. The Foundation invited pet owners to write stories about how rescue dogs change their lives.

Create a lasting memory with your pet today by heading to Petco as it’s transformed into Santa’s workshop. From 1- 4 p.m., you can head to the Petco located along Kingston Pike to get a picture of your pet with Santa all while helping save shelter pets. A $9.95 donation will go directly to Young Williams Animal Shelter through the Petco Foundation.

On Dec. 14 and 15, you can bring your pet to have an adorable portrait taken alongside Santa Claus at Petco for just $9.95. Proceeds from these holiday photos will be donated back to Midlands Humane Society, thanks to the Petco Foundation.

San Antonio Pets Alive is receiving $60,000 from the Petco Foundation thanks to a pair of local animal lovers. Florencia and Beverly submitted winning stories of how their pets make their lives brighter. Thousands of stories were submitted across the country.

A special surprise for the Animal Foundation today … an employee at the shelter nominated the organization for the Petco Foundation Holiday Wishes grant. She wrote in about the impact her rescue dog has had on her life. The Animal Foundation says these contests mean a lot, especially this time of year.

Our friend Holland the Pup won a grant from the Petco Foundation Holiday Wishes contest. Thanks to her story of being a rescue pup who travels around the country, eating tasty food and visiting baseball stadiums and hockey arenas, she and her dad Adam Vosding won $5,000 for the Humane Society of Tampa Bay, which is where she came from, in addition to a Petco shopping spree.

Representatives from the Petco Foundation surprised students gathered at a special assembly at Reeths-Puffer Elementary School to present the grand prize in their annual Holiday Wishes program. The students won the award that will be given to the Humane Society and Animal Rescue of Muskegon County.