Our Mission & Story

    Ordinary Dogs, Ordinary People,
    Extraordinary Survival™

    Ruff Rough INC is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit headquartered in San Antonio & SE Texas — recognizing the heroic acts of dogs and the people who rescue them.

    Mission Statement

    To recognize, celebrate, and support the heroic acts of K-9 rescue — honoring heroes with awards, deploying Drones4Dogs to find lost dogs, and standing alongside disaster-response teams when every minute counts.

    Our History

    Born from Hurricane Katrina, 2005

    Founder Kaye Cruz spent decades covering natural disasters for national news outlets. After Hurricane Katrina struck Gulfport, Mississippi in 2005, Kaye and his media colleagues found dogs dying on the beach — dehydrated after drinking saltwater in their search for survival.

    What began as an emergency rescue effort became a movement. The Ruff Rough group worked alongside federal, state, and local agencies to coordinate rescues for animals and people alike — a turning point that revealed the urgent need for organized K-9 disaster response.

    Today, Ruff Rough INC continues that legacy: honoring heroic dogs and handlers, deploying drone search teams for lost dogs, and supporting communities when disaster strikes.

    Founder Kaye CruzNBC crew rescues dogs post Hurricane Katrina 2005Woman and dog rescued during disaster

    Our Impact

    20+

    Years Since Katrina

    501(c)(3)

    Registered Nonprofit

    100%

    Volunteer-Driven

    24/7

    Drones4Dogs Response

    What We Do

    Honor K-9 Heroes

    We recognize and award the dogs and handlers whose courage saves lives — through national press, ceremonies, and our Heroes program.

    Drones4Dogs

    Our drone search-and-rescue program deploys thermal imaging and aerial tech to locate lost dogs across South-East Texas — fast, free, and family-focused.

    Disaster Response

    When hurricanes and floods hit, we mobilize alongside emergency teams to rescue, shelter, and reunite displaced animals with their people.

    Stand With Us

    Every rescue takes fuel, equipment, and ready hands. Donate or volunteer to help us answer the next call — together.