No Paws Left Behind, Inc, a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing awareness to finding solutions for the growing epidemic of foreclosure pets, has accepted a $4,000 contribution from PMH Financial. The Denver-based provider of real estate, asset management, subservicing and default services generated collections through sales of No Paws Left Behind-sponsored stuffed animals with all proceeds benefiting pet rescue efforts. In exchange for their contributions, donors received a pair of No Paws Left Behind's PawStrong mascot animals. PMH Financial also matched the total sales intake, donating an equivalent amount to No Paws Left Behind. NPLB asks market participants for both donations and to let the organization know of any foreclosed animals. It helps match the latter with direct rescuers based on their ZIP code, local animal shelters and other alternative housing providers for pets in need. No Paws Left Behind can be found on the Web at www.nopawsleftbehind.org.
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