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stop dog abuse.

Dog Abusers is a registered 501(c)(3) charity. We identify dogs who died without a name, help shelters keep abusers from adopting again, and support laws that protect dogs.

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An urgent alert for veterinarians, shelters, and anyone who can help a dog today.

Urgent bulletin

Vets asked to watch for two German Shepherd mixes

An urgent bulletin for clinics. TikTok sources say a woman is trying to have two healthy German Shepherd mixes euthanized, and that she threatened to shoot them.

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Latest news

New work from the charity, including Dog Doe and Safe Paws.

How you can help

Your gift funds Dog Doe, Safe Paws, and care for dogs in the community.

Acts We Advocate

Des Hague

CEO Des Hague was caught on surveillance video abusing his friend’s dog in an elevator. The disturbing footage, which shows Hague repeatedly kicked and abused the helpless dog.

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Michael Vick​​

Michael Vick, a former NFL athlete, infamously used his wealth to fund a dogfighting ring—not out of necessity, but for sadistic entertainment. The dogs he exploited suffered brutal injuries and death.

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You can help today

Sign a petition, or report a dog who needs help.

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Most abused dogs never get help

Most abused dogs never get a second chance. Reporting, better laws, and programs like Dog Doe and Safe Paws are how we change that.

They are the forgotten victims of our society – beaten, starved, chained, and left to suffer in silence. These innocent creatures, who offer us their unconditional love, are repaid with unimaginable cruelty. Their only crime is trusting humans.

What your support does

Gifts pay for identification work, the Safe Paws registry, and local care we are starting for dogs and for kids who need to learn how to speak up.

We will publish real numbers when we can stand behind them.

A dog should never have to live in fear

Look into these eyes. They’ve seen things no animal should ever witness – unimaginable cruelty, neglect, and pain. The tears that fall are not just a sign of physical suffering but a testament to the emotional scars that will linger long after the wounds heal. But their story doesn’t have to end in despair. We’re fighting to give them a future filled with love and safety.

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