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By Katie Campbell, President and CEO – The 25 by 2025 campaign has always been about building community support to help ensure that domestic violence

By Savannah Verdon, Development Manager – Content warning: this article contains descriptions of animal abuse. Jodie* had three cats. Rather, she had a cat, and

By Savannah Verdon, Development Manager – April is National Animal Cruelty Prevention Month, and while you protect animals every day of the year, we’re sharing

By Sheri Madsen, Director of Public Relations and Partnerships – We’re thrilled to announce our partnership with KONG will continue for 2025! For each Safe

By Savannah Verdon, Development Manager – Just as we recognize our first responders as the courageous heroes that they are, domestic violence shelter advocates also

By Katie Campbell, President and CEO – Since its inception in 2019, we’ve provided 37 Don’t Forget the Pets (DFTP) workshops virtually and in locations

By Katie Campbell, President and CEO – New York City went to the dogs! Well, at least the Javits Convention Center (and later Madison Square

By Savannah Verdon, Development Manager – Tatum’s* home wasn’t hectic because her four- and two-year-old daughters were always having fun with their feline brothers, Guy*

By Katie Campbell, President and CEO || Cover credit: The Justice Clearinghouse –  For anyone who knows me, providing training for folks is just about

By Savannah Verdon, Development Manager – Cassidy* had reached her breaking point. Her husband refused to pay their bills, but wouldn’t allow her to work.

By Katie Campbell, President and CEO || Cover credit: Lost Our Home – Over my almost nine years at RedRover I’ve had the sincere pleasure

By Savannah Verdon, Development Manager – Eliza* fled the home where she once thought she would grow old with her partner with the clothes on

By Katie Campbell, President and CEO || Cover credit: Purina – Never in a million years could I have seen a RedRover purple-carpet event coming!

By Savannah Verdon, Development Manager – What if domestic violence survivors didn’t have to make the choice between safety and staying together with their pets?

By Savannah Verdon, Development Manager – Sutton* was relieved and grateful to be able to stay with her family when she first fled from an