We cannot achieve our goals of protecting animals from danger, abuse and neglect alone. Therefore, we often work with other groups to achieve victories on behalf of animals. RedRover is currently part of the following collaborative efforts:
Animal Help Now
Animal Help Now is working on ways to make it easier to report cruelty, respond to individual animals in need and find assistance for animals in need of help.
California Animal Response Emergency System (CARES)
This state government program, administered by the California Department of Food and Agriculture, was created to work with the Office of Emergency Services to coordinate responses to animal welfare requests.
Humane Literacy Coalition
Comprised of Animalearn, a division of the American Anti-Vivisection Society; Association of Professional Humane Educators; Humane Society Youth, a division of The Humane Society of the United States; RedRover and World Society for the Protection of Animals.
National Animal Rescue and Sheltering Coalition (NARSC)
RedRover is a founding member of this coalition of organizations dedicated to improving collaboration and standards in animal emergency response.
National Alliance of State Animal and Agricultural Emergency Programs (NASAAEP)
RedRover is involved with this important alliance between non-governmental organizations and governmental organizations that aims to improve coordination and standards in animal emergency response.
National Council for Animal Protection
This annual forum of national humane movement leaders was established by RedRover founder Belton Mouras in 1985. The mission of NCAP is to help its members achieve individual and collective goals to improve the treatment and status of all animals.
The National Link Coalition
The National Link Coalition addresses the links between animal abuse, domestic violence, child maltreatment and elder abuse.
Petabuse.com
In 2005, RedRover partnered with the founder of this online database of animal cruelty cases to better identify situations in which our RedRover Reporters Financial Incentive Rewards could help lead to an arrest and conviction.
Sheltering Animals and Families Together (SAF-T)
RedRover works with the SAF-T program to improve domestic violence shelters' capacity to house pets of victims on-site.
