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Passion for Animals...Vision for Change
Who We Are
We are a family of 4, not including our 2 dogs, 5 horses and many miscellaneous farm animals. We are deeply committed to the philosophy that all living things deserve loving homes. In 2019, we endowed a Family Foundation to grant awards to those organizations that support the no kill movement and embrace our vision for change. In July of 2022, we bought a farm and continue to grow our animal family!
What We Do
Molly's PawPrint extends grants to organizations that support our mission. We partner with groups that are well respected in their communities, have a track record of successful, high volume adoptions, actively manage expenses and support the no kill philosophy.
Our Mission
Molly’s PawPrint envisions a world where all animals are treated humanely and we achieve the goal of no-kill across all 50 states by 2025. Our actions and activities are guided by our core values of compassion, integrity and leadership. We support the broad no kill movement by partnering with leading animal rescue and welfare organizations. Our projects and partnerships seek to improve the lives of the most vulnerable animals by supporting critical initiatives such as spay, neuter, rescue, adoption and training.
OUR PARTNERS
is a volunteer run, non-profit organization based in Heber City dedicated to helping homeless dogs, cats and other at-risk animals from municipal shelters find forever homes.
is a small 501c3 nonprofit organization in Scottsdale, Arizona, serving the Phoenix metro area. Their mission is to help overlooked senior dogs find their forever homes.
is a private, non-profit 501(c)(3) no-kill organization located in Summit County, Utah. It's mission is to provide a loving, nurturing place where anmals can get healthy and learn positive behaviors, and then to find loving homes for each one of them.
is a "boots on the ground" nonprofit 501c3 organization located in Collier County Florida. Their mission is to end the suffering and neglect of dogs and cats in their community, due to the pet overpopulation crisis, through affordable spay and neuter, vaccines, and preventative care; and through public awareness, education, and outreach.
is a 501(c)3, all volunteer, foster based rescue group in Marana, AZ.They specialize in rescuing senior dogs (and a few cats) that are at high risk of euthanasia in shelters because of age or illness. They give sanctuary until they find a forever home and hospice care for the unadoptable.​Together, they have saved over 1000 pets. ​
