The Rover coffee table book of dogs  has generated donations of over $3 million for animal rescues across America

We provide selected rescues with a tool they can use to engage existing donors and cultivate relationships with prospective donors. Chosen rescues are able to provide donors with an exclusive, unique and extraordinary opportunity to have their dog photographed by Andrew Grant and immortalized on a page of the next Rover book when they make a donation.

The Rover book opportunity, ancillary events, fundraisers and donated items for auctions and raffles have generated donations of over $3 million to over twenty five deserving rescues across the country.

We're most proud of the fact that RoverWorks.org has bridged countless relationships between deserving rescues and generous donors which often live on for many years.

The rescues we choose to benefit are some of the most effective organizations in the country. Some find a home for several thousand homeless cats and dog each year! Their comprehensive spay and neuter programs will eventually prevent millions of animals from ever entering a shelter or being euthanized.

Overcoming the "shelter pet stigma"
All dogs, even those that weren't "rescued" are welcome in Rover. However, because most of the dogs featured in Rover once lived in a rescue or shelter, we discredit the stigma of shelter pets by beautifully illustrating that there are smart, healthy, fun, loving dogs available for adoption everywhere.

Media & awareness
Rover media coverage enables selected rescues to highlight their services, generate donations, recruit volunteers in the community and place pets in forever homes.

Donated books
Since 2009, we’ve also over 1,000 copies of Rover to animal organizations which they can sell, auction or raffle for fundraising or use to promote the Rover opportunity to existing and prospective donors.

Mission statement
Read the RoverWorks.org mission statement.

Some of the animal rescues and shelters we benefit

• Agape Animal Rescue in Nashville, Tennessee
• Animal Adoption Center in Jackson Hole, Wyoming
• Animal Care Center of NYC in New York, NY
• Animal Rescue Fund of the Hamptons in Wainscott, New York
• Austin Pets Alive in Austin, Texas
• Corridor Rescue in Houston, Texas
• Dog Adoption and Welfare Group (DAWG) in Santa Barbara, California
• Dogs Without Borders in West Hollywood, California
• Eagle Valley Humane Society in Vail, Colorado
• Friends of Animals Utah in Park City, Utah
• Hawaii Island Humane Society in Kona, Hawaii
• Houston Human Society in Houston, Texas
• Humane Society of Broward County in Fort Lauderdale, Florida
• Humane Society of South Coastal Georgia in New Brunswick, Georgia
• Nashville Human Society in Nashville, Tennessee
• North Shore Animal League in Port Washington, NY
• Operation Kindness in Dallas, Texas
• PAWS Chicago in Chicago, Illinois
• PAWS of Jackson in Jackson Hole, Wyoming
• Providence Animal Rescue League in Providence, Rhode Island
• Rancho Coastal Humane Society in San Diego, California
• Rescue Me Dog in Wyoming
• San Diego Humane Society in San Diego, California
• San Francisco SPCA in San Francisco, California
• Second Chance Humane Society in Telluride, Colorado
• Shelter of Wood River Valley in Sun Valley, Idaho
• The Wagmor in Studio City, California 
• Washington Animal Rescue League in Washington D.C.
• We Care Animal Rescue in Napa, California
• Williamson County Humane Society in Franklin, Tennessee

Nominate your favorite rescue
Please contact us if you would like to recommend a rescue or nominate your own. Please note, we primarily focus on organizations with a comprehensive spaying and neutering program already in place or those launching a capital fundraising campaign for a spay and neuter facility, program or vehicle.