Contact Us

Robin Mittasch, Executive Director & Co-founder email
Richard Rosenthal, General Counsel & Co-founder email

Mailing Address:

The Lexus Project
PO Box 385
Oceanside, NY 11572

The Lexus Project is always seeking volunteers to assist us in each phase of the rescue and legal representation processes.

attorneys throughout the US who can provide consultation and assistance with local filings and court proceedings;

volunteers able to help coordinate fostering and transport;

volunteers to participate, if needed, in a long-distance transport

local adoption or rescue groups who can assist in finding a permanent home for a rescued dog.

If you can help, please contact Robin or Rich at the phone number or e-mail listed above.

If you need help from The Lexus Project on an active situation

This is the agreement that TLP requires back signed in order to begin representing your dog. In addition, please scan and email any paperwork you have received from the animal control officer and or the courts. You can e-sign and scan back to us @ thelexusproject@optonline.net.

And please remember, if there was any incident and your dog has not yet been seized by animal control, GET YOUR DOG OUT OF THE JURISDICTION. You can contact us at our email address above.

Donations to help defray the expenses involved in the rescue of the Lexus hounds are always gratefully accepted.

There are many dogs on here that we did not go public with and / or did not show up on our Facebook page. This is because we were able to take care of the case (all court fees and attorney reimbursements) and the dogs needs (vetting, training and transport, etc.) with the money from our "general fund". The General fund is where any excess money goes from the "official" cases as well as the sale of our tees, collars and general donations. It has helped dogs without owners, other 501c3s with dogs who have severe medical issues and the brutalized sight hounds in Spain.

Every dog on these pages has you to thank. Without your generous donations, we simply couldn't do what
we do.