HOPE FOR CHINA DOGS RESCUE
EIN 92-3918897 · Animal Protection & Welfare (D20)
What they do
At Hope for China Dogs, We Are Committed to Combating The Cruel and Inhumane Practice of The Dog Meat Trade In China. We Believe That Every Dog Deserves to Live A Life Free From Pain and Suffering, and We Are Dedicated to Rescuing and Rehabilitating Dogs Who Have Been Victims of This Trade. Our Mission is to Provide A Safe Haven for These Dogs, Promote Education and Awareness, and Advocate for Its Abolition. We Work Closely With Our Partners In China to Rescue Dogs From Slaughterhouses, Meat Markets & Trucks, and Other Dangerous Situations, and Bring Them to Immediate Safety In China. From There We Address Any Immediate Medical Needs, and Begin The Process of Flying Them to The US Where We Find Their Loving Forever Homes. Through Our Work, We Save Lives, End Suffering, and Bring Happiness to Dogs and Humans. We Ultimately Hope to Bring An End to The Dog Meat Trade and Create A More Compassionate World for All Dogs and All Animals.
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ContactRobert BrezoskySecretary
Mailing address9000 CYNTHIA ST APT 208, W HOLLYWOOD, CA 90069-4869
Main phone(203) 645-0229 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- June 2023
- County
- Los Angeles
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