Multi-platinum artist Ariana Grande announced on Wednesday that she was helping to launch an animal rescue foundation. Taking to social media to share the news, the 27-year-old pop star shared a glimpse of the new non-profit, Orange Twins Rescue. The Los Angeles based organization provides a list of resources for animal lovers and encourages people to foster, adopt, and donate money and pet supplies. Embarking into the animal activism space, the Positions singer gushed with excitement over the new project. Speaking about the new venture she wrote, 'We are so happy, proud and excited, our site comin soon, follow @orangetwinsrescue on instagram for more.' The organization was founded in part by her creative director and choreographers Brian and Scott Nicholson and Bel Air Grooming owner Asami Kuroki serves as foster coordinator. Though the website is yet to be fully up and running, the site's linktree provides a foster application, a link to apply for adoption and showcases a variety of animals in need. Interested participants can also donate both medical supplies and pet necessities to the organization via an Amazon wish list. In part with Petfinder, the organization focuses predominantly on dogs and cats who need loving homes. An animal lover through and through, Ariana herself has almost a dozen pets, even owning a pet pig at one point named Piggy Smalls.
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