When the ASPCA invited us to be part of ASPCA Giving Day, the opportunity felt closely connected to something we've believed from the beginning: sometimes making a difference starts simply by getting more people to pay attention.
We joined the Giving Day campaign alongside other professional athletes and animal advocates, helping bring greater visibility to animals in need and the organizations working on their behalf.
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The Casper Foundation began because he made us look differently at the animals still waiting for someone to choose them, and made us think more seriously about what we could do with the platform we already had.
Part of our role is visibility.
It's using our platform to put animal welfare in front of people. And it's working alongside organizations with the experience and reach to turn that attention into something meaningful.
Our collaboration with the ASPCA continued when Myles was featured in the Celebrity Corner of ASPCA Action, the organization's official magazine. He had the opportunity to share more Casper, why the ASPCA's work resonates with us, and what led us to start The Casper Foundation.
One thought from the conversation continues to shape how we think about our work:
“People want to help, they just don't always know where to start.”
We believe helping doesn't have to be complicated. It can mean adopting or fostering, supporting a shelter, volunteering, donating, or simply sharing an animal's story.
Being part of ASPCA Giving Day gave us another opportunity to help make those starting points easier to see, alongside an organization that has spent generations advocating for animals. As we continue to grow, we want to keep finding the right organizations to learn from and work alongside, while using the platform we have to bring more people into this work and create more chances for the animals still waiting.
