Seeing Each Other
Watch Newest FilmHelping homeless companion animals also helps people, often in miraculous ways. Through September 30, 2024, we are accepting true stories from around the world for Mutual Rescue’s films, social media, and website. If you’ve been saved by a companion animal you rescued, we’d love to hear from you!
We want to know how you rescued your companion animal and, of equal importance, how your companion animal then rescued you in a profound, life-changing way.
We define “rescue animals” as companion animals who were in need of a home and were adopted from animal shelters or rescue organizations, found abandoned or wounded, removed from a dangerous or abusive environment, or given a new home before they would have ended up homeless or in a shelter.
We value diversity in all elements of our content: animals, people, geographic location, cultures, languages, abilities. We accept stories from all over the world.
We share stories as features in the Stories section of our website, on our social-media pages, and in our Mutual Rescue Moments films. For a chance to be featured, please go here.