Wright-Way Rescue

Wright-Way Rescue began when two college roommates saved a single puppy. That puppy was just one of dozens scheduled for euthanasia at a rural animal control facility. They hid the puppy in their dorm room until they were able to find it a forever home.
One of those young women went on to found Wright-Way Rescue, and, even though our impact has grown from saving one life to over 7,000 lives in 2020, our core values remain the same as when it was that first puppy: take action, find creative solutions, and create change, one life at a time. 
Wright-Way Rescue takes a national view of pet overpopulation, recognizing that the communities with the greatest need typically have the fewest resources. Our transport team drives thousands of miles EVERY WEEK to rescue adoptable pets from rural areas in the Midwestern, Southern, and Southeastern United States. We also support critical urban areas struggling to change their animal welfare policies and practices and join the No-Kill movement.