DoubleDown Interactive has donated $10,000 to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) to help support the organization’s mission of protecting vulnerable animals such as dogs, cats, equines and farm animals.
“We’re grateful to DoubleDown Interactive for their generous support of the ASPCA and our work to help animals in need,” ASPCA Director of Corporate Partnerships Meredith Galli said.
“Through this partnership and the Huggable Hounds event, DoubleDown is helping us connect with a community of passionate animal lovers while supporting our lifesaving work for vulnerable animals across the country. We’re thrilled to have their support and appreciate their commitment to making a difference for animals.”
The operator will also host a play-to-enter giveaway on September 13, as well as provide users with a better understanding of the organization’s work to support vulnerable animals in the US.
The ASPCA was originally established in 1866, representing the first-ever animal welfare organization in the US.
DoubleDown CEO Keuk Kim also spoke on the operator’s contribution, having said, “DoubleDown Interactive is proud to continue our support of the ASPCA. Their important work resonates deeply with our players and staff, as we are all devoted animal lovers.
“DoubleDown has a long-standing commitment to supporting great causes, and this donation to the ASPCA follows our recent support of the American Cancer Society and Meals on Wheels.”
As stated by Kim, DoubleDown also donated $10,000 to the American Cancer Society (ACS) on June 1 to help spread awareness about health screenings and promote healthy lifestyles during National Cancer Survivors Month.
The operator invited users to partake in a play-to-enter giveaway on June 6 – Strive to Thrive – which provided players with information regarding the work done by the ACS and about cancer prevention and detection.
DoubleDown Interactive and High Roller each reported financial results for Q2 and H1 2026 on August 11, with High Roller confirming plans to advance its prediction market strategy in the US