Who Will Let The Dogs Out Launches New Immersive, Comprehensive Resource Hub In Time For Giving Tuesday
Founded to shine a light on the realities inside our nation's municipal shelters, primarily those in rural areas of the south, WWLDO's team has visited more than 180 shelters across the country, documenting conditions, elevating the voices of frontline workers, and advocating for meaningful change. The new website brings that firsthand knowledge to the public through an accessible, deeply educational platform dedicated to helping shelters achieve their ultimate goal: getting more dogs adopted, supported, and kept out of the shelter system altogether.
A Central Resource for Shelters, Communities, and Advocates
The new website, available at WhoWillLetTheDogsOut, features:
- A robust resource guide for shelters that includes ideas and solutions for everything from spay/neuter resources to fundraising ideas to operational insights.
- Community action resources empowering citizens to help their local shelters through fostering, volunteering, advocacy, and responsible pet ownership.
- Detailed stories from shelter tours, showcasing challenges, success stories, and replicable solutions from across the U.S.
- In-depth information on WWLDO's signature programs, including:
- InstaSnip, which provides lifesaving access to spay/neuter services for shelters that need it most.
- InstaGrants, offering micro-grants that give shelters and rescues immediate relief for urgent needs.
- Stronger Together, a series of collaborative events connecting shelters, volunteers, and community organizations to share knowledge and build sustainable support.
Driven Entirely By Volunteers - Powered by Donors, Sponsors, and Partners
WWLDO is a fully volunteer-run organization. Every mile traveled, every shelter visited, every story told, and every dog saved is made possible solely through the generosity of donors, sponsors, and partners who believe in a better future for America's shelter pets.
“As volunteers, we do this work because we believe in it with our whole hearts,” said Cara Achterberg, founder of Who Will Let The Dogs Out.“We've walked through hundreds of shelters, held the hands of exhausted staff, and looked into the eyes of dogs who simply need someone to show up for them. This new website allows us to share everything we've learned, amplify the solutions that work, and invite people everywhere to be part of something bigger. We are stronger together - and this Giving Tuesday, we're asking the world to join us.”
A Call to Action for Giving Tuesday
With the launch of this new platform, WWLDO invites the public to support its mission by donating, sponsoring, or partnering to help shelters across the country turn the tide. Contributions directly fuel travel to struggling shelters, the expansion of educational programs, and the continued development of frontline resources.
For more information or to explore the new website, please visit WhoWillLetTheDogsOut.
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