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Women-Owned Just Mens Rings Marks 20 Years With a Donation to Homeless Pets for Every Ring Sold

The California-based small business marks its 20-year anniversary in 2026 by making every ring purchase part of a larger mission to support Best Friends Animal Society

LOMA LINDA, CA / ACCESS Newswire / September 24, 2026 / For Just Mens Rings, a women-owned small business in Loma Linda, California specializing in premium men's wedding bands and fashion rings, a ring can mark a wedding, an anniversary, a milestone, or simply be something a man is proud to wear. And as of July 2026, it can also help an animal waiting for a second chance.

With the recent launch of the company's giving program, part of its 20th anniversary celebration, $0.50 of every order placed with Just Mens Rings now goes directly to Best Friends Animal Society at no additional cost to the customer. The automatic contribution builds on previous animal welfare campaigns made by Just Mens Rings, including monthly donations the company has made to local animal shelters since 2024.

This commitment to animal welfare, summed up in Just Mens Rings' tagline, "One ring, one rescue," is intended to be a permanent part of how the company does business. "We've always been animal people, so supporting animals in need is a natural extension for us," said Danielle Buirge, owner of Just Mens Rings. "Best Friends Animal Society's work to make no-kill a reality across the country really resonated with us. We love that every purchase now makes a direct impact for animals, and that our customers don't have to do anything extra to make it happen."

Best Friends Animal Society is working toward a future in which every U.S. shelter is no-kill. Its latest national data shows meaningful progress: in 2025, the U.S. save rate for dogs and cats reached 82.5%, and a record number of shelters (68%) now consider themselves no-kill. In addition to supporting Best Friends' no-kill mission, Just Mens Rings' monthly giving program will also help fund necessary resources for homeless pets, including food, medical care, and enrichment.

The July 2026 launch of Just Mens Rings' rescue giving program is especially meaningful as the business celebrates its 20th anniversary. Founded in 2006 to solve a straightforward problem of helping men find rings that look great, hold up, and fit properly, Just Mens Rings has grown into a small business with a big impact. Today, Just Mens Rings offers men's wedding bands and fashion rings in sizes 4 through 20, with direct manufacturer relationships that keep prices low for customers.

Interested readers can learn more about Just Mens Rings and its Best Friends Animal Society giving program by visiting the company's website.

About Just Mens Rings

Founded in 2006, Just Mens Rings is a California-based, women-owned small business specializing in men's wedding bands and fashion rings. The company, which ships internationally, offers one of the largest selections of men's ring sizes, with styles available in tungsten, titanium, gold, platinum, tantalum, cobalt chrome, ceramic, and more. Through direct manufacturer relationships and high-volume purchasing, Just Mens Rings offers premium-quality rings at prices often below those of traditional jewelry retailers.

About Best Friends Animal Society

Best Friends Animal Society is a leading national animal welfare organization working since 1984 to end the killing of dogs and cats in America's shelters. Based around its mission, "Save them all," Best Friends founded and operates the nation's largest no-kill animal sanctuary in Kanab, Utah, and works directly with shelters and rescue organizations across the country to save more lives. The organization is a 501(c)(3) non-profit.

CONTACT:
Danielle Buirge
Owner
customerservice@justmensrings.com
(800) 797-9773

SOURCE: Just Mens Rings



View the original press release on ACCESS Newswire:
https://www.accessnewswire.com/newsroom/en/consumer-and-retail-products/women-owned-just-mens-rings-marks-20-years-with-a-donation-to-homeless-1224661

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