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We’re just launching this program and looking for our first featured rescue. Once or twice a year, Canine Brain Games features a local rescue or nonprofit for a full month and donates 10% of that month’s sales to its work. Adopters get a head start at home, too.
Nominate your rescueAdoption day is just the beginning. The first weeks at home bring new routines and a lot of learning for dogs and their guardians. We want to support the organizations who make those matches, and the families who take dogs home.
One month. One rescue. 10% of sales donated.
We feature your organization across our website, social media, and email for the month, and we donate 10% of that month’s sales to your work.
Enrichment for the first weeks at home.
Newly adopted dogs and their guardians get step-by-step science-based enrichment through the Barkive, our online library built for more engagement, interaction, and adventure at home.
Tell us about your rescue or nonprofit and the work you’d like the spotlight to support.
During your month, share the feature with your community on social media and email. We send everything you need.
After the month ends, we share the donation total with you and send the donation.
We spotlight one rescue at a time, so spots are limited and we can’t guarantee a particular month. During your month, we ask that you clearly note to your community that CBG is donating to your organization.
Yes. We’re just launching the Rescue Spotlight and looking for our first featured rescue. If you reach out now, we’ll talk through what a spotlight month could look like for your organization.
Local rescues and nonprofits that support dogs. We feature one organization at a time, once or twice a year, so spots are limited.
Share the spotlight with your community through your social channels and email, and clearly note that Canine Brain Games is donating to your organization during the month. We provide ready-to-post captions, images, newsletter copy, and a co-branded graphic.
We donate 10% of Canine Brain Games’ sales for your spotlight month. Sales are counted after discounts, and exclude taxes, shipping costs, and Barkive signups. After the month ends, we share the donation total with you.
No. The donation depends on how the month goes, so we can’t promise a specific amount, and we can’t promise the spotlight will lead to sales for either of us.
Yes, if you’d like. You can earmark funds for a specific program, such as a medical fund, education, or adoption support.
The Barkive is our online enrichment library, with step-by-step, science-based activities and guidance to bring more engagement, interaction, and adventure into everyday life with a dog.
For every newly adopted dog whose family signs up for the Barkive, your organization earns $5, and the family gets $5 off the Barkive for their first 3 months.
No. The two parts are separate. The Spotlight Month is a once-or-twice-a-year feature, and Support for Adopters is how your guardians can get started with the Barkive.
Email hello@caninebraingames.dog and Ashlie will reply personally.
Canine Brain Games features one rescue or nonprofit at a time, one to two times per year. A spotlight month is not guaranteed to any organization.
During the spotlight month, Canine Brain Games donates 10% of its sales for that month to the featured organization and shares the donation total with the organization after the month ends.
Sales are counted after discounts and exclude taxes, shipping costs, and Barkive signups.
The featured organization may choose to earmark the donation for a specific program.
The featured organization agrees to share the spotlight with its community and to clearly note that Canine Brain Games is donating to the organization during the month.
For each newly adopted dog whose family signs up for the Barkive, the partner organization receives $5, and the family receives $5 off the Barkive for the first 3 months.
Canine Brain Games does not promise any donation amount, sales result, or income to any organization or person as a result of this program.
Participating organizations are responsible for their own tax and legal questions and should consult an accountant or attorney.
Last updated: October 2026
Send us your organization’s name, location, and a few words about the dogs you serve. We’ll reply personally.
Email Ashlie