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Dezire Foundation

Partner With Dezire

Every animal in your care has a story worth telling.

Dezire is carefully building its first relationships with shelters, rescues, and mission-aligned organizations. If that sounds like the kind of work you believe in, let's start a conversation.

Who Dezire Wants to Hear From

Every strong partnership starts with a genuine conversation.

Shelters & rescues

Dezire helps the animals in your care be seen through thoughtful, story-led films that can reach people who may be ready to adopt, support, share, or get involved. If that approach feels aligned with your work, let's start a conversation.

Animal-aligned businesses

Veterinary practices, groomers, trainers, and pet-friendly brands: if your business is built around caring for animals, a mission-aligned relationship with Dezire may be a meaningful fit.

Community organizations

Organizations working with people facing homelessness, hardship, or isolation can share stories with Dezire when the right consent, context, and safeguards are in place. We approach community storytelling with dignity and transparency.

Creative collaborators

Filmmakers, photographers, editors, and storytellers who want to build something meaningful can share their background and interest. Dezire is defining creative roles carefully before making commitments.

Where Things Stand

Building the right foundation before the work begins.

Dezire is in its founding stage. Formal programs are still being developed, and the right early relationships matter. A simple, honest conversation is the best place to start.

Start a Conversation

Or email directly: partners@dezirefoundation.org

Dezire tells stories and builds visibility. Dezire does not independently approve adopters; adoption decisions and procedures remain with the applicable shelter, rescue, or placement partner.

Start with a conversation

The best partnerships begin before the first camera rolls.

Dezire builds trust with shelters, rescues, and mission-aligned organizations before story work begins. A simple, honest conversation is the right place to start.