Hearts United For Animals

Assistance will be given when the public calls the police department at 402-296-3311 with any complaints or difficulties regarding animals.

We are here because we think that both inside and outside of shelters, animals need human champions. By speaking up for them, we can encourage members of our community to enjoy the love, companionship, and connection that pet ownership provides.

We are committed to giving homeless pets a secure and loving place to live until a forever home can be found. We also provide valuable resources for people looking to adopt or rehome an animal.

Neonatal kittens, or newborns up to four weeks of age, are the focus of The Foster Kitten Project's work with orphaned and abandoned animals. Due to the extensive 24-hour care these kittens require, many shelters are unwilling to accept them, making them one of the greatest groups of animals put to death each year in the United States.

With the money I made from my book, I started the Sadie Dog Fund in 2007. The fund is currently a 501c3 non-profit company. Every money given goes either promoting the charity or toward saving the lives of pets.