Giving Back
At Stella & Chewy’s, we’re committed to helping adult and senior pets find their forever homes through our Journey Home Fund. In honor of National Adopt a Senior Pet Month, this November we’re helping sponsor adoption fees of senior cats and dogs (ages 5+) up to $200 per pet, for a total of $100,000. Visit us here beginning November 1st and let us help cover your adoption fees!
BRINGING AWARENESS TO THE AWESOMENESS
OF ADULT & SENIOR PET ADOPTION
Chewy, one of the inspirations for our brand, was adopted as an adult dog. This inspired our passion for adult and senior pet adoption. Through our Journey Home Fund, we work to raise awareness about the joys of older pet adoption, while helping to support shelters and rescues across the country who share our mission.
OUR MISSION…
Raise awareness
about the joys of adult and senior pet adoption
Donate meals
to shelters and rescues across the country
Help find forever homes
for adult and senior cats and dogs
WITH YOUR HELP SO FAR, WE HAVE…
Donated over
6,500,000
meals
to shelter pets
Helped over
1,000
adult & senior pets
find their forever homes
Covered over
$270,000
in adoption fees
to help families adopt pets in need
Where our donations have been sent
HOW TO GET INVOLVED
Have you adopted an adult or senior pet? Share your journey with us using #JourneyHomeFund for a chance to be a featured adoption story! You can also help shelter pets by simply shopping and purchasing Stella & Chewy’s products – every purchase helps us feed more cats and dogs in need!
Tucker
Noel
Rumi
Lucy Lu
Juniper
Clifford
A FEW FEATURED PARTNERS
Stella & Chewy’s is proud to support 501c3 non-profit organizations that share our commitment to the health and well-being of cats and dogs. We primarily focus our efforts on adult and senior pet adoption.
Inspiring Stories
-
Meet Mama Nutmeg
Seeing Nutmeg overcome her neglectful past and severe anxiety attacks helped me tackle my own anxiety and depression. We needed each other. There’s just no way we couldn’t save each other.
-
Meet Scott
Just because an animal is older, it doesn’t necessarily mean anything is wrong with them.
