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Every donation changes a life

Stray to Play Rescue is committed to giving every dog the food, shelter, medical care, and love they deserve. Every donation helps us rescue dogs in need, provide lifesaving care, and give them a second chance at life.

Ways to give

Choose how you want to help

Give once or monthly

Your gift funds the food, shelter, and lifesaving medical care every dog deserves.

Fund an urgent case

Sponsor a dog in medical or training care through one of our active campaigns.

Donate supplies

Crates, leashes, food, and cleaning supplies keep our fosters going. Ask about current needs.

Your impact

Lives your support has changed

Rue, a rescue dog, shown before and after recovering from severe neglectSecond chance

Rue

When Rue came to us, she was starving, covered in fleas and worms, losing her hair from painful skin infections, and too weak to stand. Years of neglect left her with severe nerve damage in both back legs. Today, Rue is healthy, gaining strength in her legs, walking without limping, and finally beginning to heal. Every day, more of her sweet personality shines through.

Benny, a brindle rescue dog, through rehab and walking again with his familySecond chance

Benny

Benny's story is nothing short of miraculous. He came into rescue after being shot and left paralyzed, with very little hope for a future. After months of rehab, love, and determination, Benny regained the ability to walk. Today he's not only walking but running with his new fursiblings and his forever family — living proof of what rescue, patience, and compassion can do.

Yoda, a husky-mix rescue dog, recovering with a cast on her healing legSecond chance

Yoda

Yoda was just trying to protect her owner during an attack at a homeless encampment when she was shot, leaving her leg broken in half. She was placed on the euthanasia list immediately. After a $9,000 surgery and months of recovery, Yoda never stopped fighting. Today she's thriving on all four legs and finally living the life she deserves.

Giselle, a white rescue dog, recovering from mange and neglectSecond chance

Giselle

Giselle came to us abandoned, suffering, and barely hanging on. She was battling severe flea and tick infestations, demodex mange, anemia, and painful skin infections. Today, she's finally safe, receiving medical care, gaining strength, and learning how to just be a dog again. With the love of her foster family and support from our community, Giselle is beginning to heal.

Our partners

Powered by our community

We're grateful to the clinics, businesses, and partners who help us give every dog a second chance.

  • Mazie's Mission Rescue Clinic
  • Metro Paws Animal Hospital
  • CityVet
  • Ruffit by CityVet
  • The Dog Stop Central Plano
  • East Lake Veterinary Hospital
  • Fi Nano
  • The Velvet Snout Canine Adventure Center

A nonprofit you can trust

Stray to Play Rescue is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Your donation is tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law, and goes directly to the care, medical treatment, and rehoming of dogs in need.