Why shelters

Every 90 secondsa healthy dog or cat is killed in a shelter in the US.

Not because they were sick or dangerous. Because there wasn't a kennel, a foster home, or a budget to keep them one more week. That's the gap our donations go into: food, vet care, transport and the programmes that get dogs out the front door instead of the back.

Since you opened this page: 0 dogs and cats
Source: US shelter data, our partner's national count
One Hug BlanketWhere it goes
You pay€53,95
Making the blanketcost
Shipping it to youcost
Running the companycost
What's left: net profit100%
To shelter dogs50%
The math, in plain words

Profit, not revenue. Half, not "a portion".

Lots of brands say they "give back". We wanted a number you could hold us to. So here's exactly how it's calculated, with no small print.

Net profitWhat's left after we've paid for the product, shipping, ads, tools and people. Not revenue, not "proceeds".
50%Half of that number. Fixed. It doesn't shrink in a good quarter or disappear in a bad one.
QuarterlyWe close the books every three months, donate within 30 days, and post the amount below.
Loss quarterIf there's no profit, there's nothing to halve. We say so here, honestly, and carry on.
Our mission

Half of what we earn goes to a dog that's still waiting.

We make calm for anxious dogs. But the dogs who need calm most are the ones nobody's picked up yet. So every quarter we take 50% of our net profit and give it to the fight to end the killing of healthy dogs in shelters.

50%
of net profit · every quarter · reported here
The ledger

Every donation, in public.

Updated within 30 days of each quarter closing. Receipts attached.

QuarterNet profitDonatedStatus
Q4 2026 — — In progress
Q3 2026 € — € — Donated

Total donated to date: € 0 · Next donation: January 2027

What we promise

Four rules we don't bend.

01

The number is fixed

50% of net profit. Not "up to", not "a portion", not a percentage that moves when it suits us.

02

We show our working

Every quarter's net profit and donation goes on this page, with the receipt. If you can't see it here, it didn't happen.

03

No-kill only

Our donations go to organisations committed to ending the killing of healthy, treatable dogs. Not to shelters that still do it.

04

Honest in bad quarters

If we lose money, we'll say so. We'd rather post a zero than quietly skip a quarter.

Where the money goes

One partner. The biggest no-kill effort in the US.

We chose one organisation instead of spreading donations thin: a national no-kill leader that runs shelters, funds local rescues, and publishes its own numbers every year. We'll announce them by name here as soon as the partnership paperwork is signed.

Because a dog that's already calm under our blanket shouldn't be the only dog that gets a second chance.

Fair questions

The ones we get asked most.

Is this a marketing gimmick?

Only if we don't post the numbers. That's why the ledger is on this page and not in a press release. Check it every quarter.

Why profit and not revenue?

Because 50% of revenue would mean selling blankets at a loss and closing within a year. Half the profit keeps us around to keep donating.

Why a US organisation if you're in Europe?

Because the scale of shelter killing there is where money changes the most lives fastest. We're open to adding a European partner as we grow.

Can I just donate directly instead?

Yes, and you should if you want to. Buying a blanket is for people who also have an anxious dog at home. You get calm, a shelter dog gets a chance.

Does the price go up to cover this?

No. The donation comes out of our half of the equation, not yours. The blanket costs what it costs.

Who checks the numbers?

Our accountant closes each quarter; the receipts come from the partner. Both are linked in the ledger once published.

Two dogs, one order

Calm for yours. A second chance for theirs.

Every Hug Blanket does both. Pick one up and you'll see your quarter's donation posted right here.

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