Causes we care about.

Two causes, and they are not really two. We connect German Shorthaired Pointers with disabled veterans — six placements we have handled directly. It began with us taking the dogs in ourselves; these days we work with shelters and rescues instead, which puts more good dogs in front of the right people than we could ever house.

Gambler came out of that work. After we lost Jäger unexpectedly at ten, we heard about a GSP belonging to a decorated veteran who needed a new home. The usual direction of travel is a dog going out to a veteran. This time we went the other way and took Gambler in ourselves. He has been ours since.

Shelters on one side, veterans organisations on the other. Those are the people we already pick up the phone to, one dog at a time — so those are the people we give this work to. That is the whole list.

The offer

If you are an animal welfare or veterans 501(c)(3), you can have:

• A free Corporate account on 3Dogs Nexus — the $199/mo tier, unlimited users in a shared workspace, at no cost.
• A full Pointer scan of your website, which measures whether AI assistants can actually read and describe your organisation.
• The work to fix what it finds. Not a report telling you what is wrong — the actual remediation, carried out by the Malamute Harness, then the scan re-run to prove it moved.

No fee. No card. No hours cap dressed up as a donation.

What we ask in return

Permission to publish the results. That is the whole price.

We want to name your organisation, show the starting score, show what we changed, and show the score afterwards — as a case study on this site. If the numbers are unflattering at the start, that is rather the point; the before is what makes the after mean anything.

You get final read on the case study before it goes up. But if being named and published is not something your board would sign off on, this particular offer is not the right fit, and we would rather say so here than after you have filled in a form.

Why this is worth having

People are starting to ask an assistant instead of searching. If that assistant cannot read your site, it cannot tell someone what you do, where you work, or how to give you money — and it will not say “I could not read it.” It will produce a confident answer assembled from whatever it found elsewhere, which may be a stale listing, a directory entry, or another organisation entirely.

Rescues and veterans organisations are unusually exposed to this. Donations, adoptions, fosters and referrals all depend on a stranger with no prior relationship finding you, understanding what you do in about a minute, and trusting you enough to act. That is precisely the chain that breaks when machines cannot read the site — and it tends to break quietly, because nobody reports the call they never made.

What we will and will not claim

We measure your agent-readiness score before we start and again after the work is done, and we show you both numbers. It is a mechanical, re-runnable measurement, so the before and after are matters of record rather than opinion. That is the point of doing it this way.

What we will not do is promise you a number. We do not claim a perfect score, a particular figure, a search ranking, a citation by any AI assistant, or any effect on your donations. Anyone promising you those is selling something we would not buy.

What we will tell you is exactly what we changed and exactly what moved — including the parts that did not move. If the work turns out not to be worth publishing, we will say so and publish nothing.

Who qualifies

Two categories, both holding 501(c)(3) status:

• Animal welfare — rescues, shelters, sanctuaries, spay-and-neuter programmes, breed-specific rescue, and working-dog or service-animal organisations.
• Veterans — service organisations, transition and employment programmes, veteran housing, and mental-health support.

That is the list. We are not opening this to nonprofits generally — not because other causes matter less, but because these two are the ones we already work in, and a donation you can actually honour is worth more than one you cannot. The remediation is real work done by real reviewers, so we take a limited number at a time.

Anywhere in the United States. Our dog placements are necessarily local — a dog has to physically go somewhere — but this is web work, and web work does not care where you are. If you are a national organisation, or a small county rescue three time zones away, you are equally eligible.

How to ask

No EIN. No application. No forms. Send us your organisation’s name and your website. That is genuinely all we need.

We confirm your status ourselves with a light public-records check, run through 3Dogs Nexus — strategic decision intelligence, delivered as a service. It is the same product we sell to everybody else, pointed at a small question. You should not have to prove anything in order to receive a donation, and we would rather demonstrate the thing than describe it.

If you want to tell us what you do and why it matters, we will read it. It is not required.

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Scan yourself first if you like — the basic Pointer scan is free and needs no signup, so you can see the starting number before you talk to us.