As a fur baby mamma, I am a huge animal lover! So each year, to show appreciation for all the support I've received through this business, I make sure to give back to select charities who help animals in need, whether they are in local shelters, or endangered species in zoos. Donation recipients include the following:

2025 – Toronto Zoo Wildlife Conservancy "Red Panda Habitat" Fund • This enlarged habitat will provide more indoor space for red pandas and allow the public to view them both indoors and outdoors for year-round engagement.

2023/24 – Toronto Zoo Wildlife Conservancy "Adopt an Animal" Program (Poppy the Red Panda) • Red pandas are adorable tree-dwellers of Asia, but they face growing threats from habitat destruction and poaching which is why they are currently an endangered species. Your Toronto Zoo participates in and contributes to the management and support of red pandas through research, husbandry, management, and education. Working with other accredited facilities, the Toronto Zoo helps maintain the genetic health and population numbers of red pandas in captivity and in the wild.

2022 – Toronto Zoo Wildlife Conservancy "Wilding Endangered Species Preservation Fund" • Established to help offsite conservation projects in the wild, this fund furthers your Toronto Zoo’s conservation impact by supporting in-situ conservation efforts.

2021 – World Wildlife Fund • This organization helps to protect and restore wildlife populations and habitats on land and water, fight climate change by protecting areas that store vast amounts of carbon, and reduce the industrial stressors on wildlife.

2020 – Toronto Zoo Wildlife Conservancy"Zoo Food For Life" Nutrition Fund • In 2020, the Toronto Zoo launched the "Zoo Food for Life" campaign to raise funds for animal nutrition during their closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The campaign, which received over $500,000 in donations, successfully covered the costs of feeding the zoo's 5,000 animals for several months, offsetting revenue lost from admissions and parking.

2017 – Etobicoke Humane Society • As a small rescue organization that’s run 100% by volunteers, EHS makes the most of donated funds, and the vast majority of every dollar goes towards the operation of this no-kill shelter, and the care and comfort of the animals in their care.

Thank you for allowing me to support my family through this small business, and in turn be able to also support animals in need!