Cesar Millan - Philanthropy

Philanthropy

In 2007, Cesar and Ilusión Millan created the Cesar and Ilusión Millan Foundation: "a national, non-profit foundation designed to aid and support the rescue, rehabilitation and placement of abused and abandoned dogs." Together they have also founded the Shelter Stars program to provide education materials to new dog adopters, The foundation has since been renamed the Millan Foundation.

Millan has supported other projects, including K-9 Connection, for at-risk teens; Pups on Parole, a program for inmates; the Pets911 project, which works to "effect social change in this country by providing a free public service that will one day ensure an environment where all animals are valued companions and have lifetime, loving homes."; and the It Gets Better project supporting at-risk LGBT youth. His 2006 seminar tour donated a portion of the proceeds to the hosting rescue groups.

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