Success Stories: Winter Rescues One of the unfortunate casualties of the stalled national economy is the fact that cats and dogs are often relinquished to animal rescue organizations. Given that South Dakota leads the nation in the percentage of Native Americans living below the poverty line (48 percent), our Program Partners have their work cut out for them. Andrea, our Program Partner with the Oglala Pet Project (OPP), recognizes that some families have to make hard choices in this economy. She is ready to give the animals all the care that they may have otherwise lacked. Learn more about the challenges in rescuing animals on Native American reservations...  Celebrate all the wisdom your beloved pets have shared with you. Create and personalize your own web page to honor the animal wisdom in your life, sharing their pictures and stories.
 American Indian reservations often face the issue of homeless animals without the resources to manage it. When we see innocent animals suffering unnecessarily, we don't want to just speak out ... we want to ROAR. Add your voice!
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