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Without volunteers, I would not be doing what I do!
Volunteering can mean whatever you are willing to give:
raising money
helping at events
delivering documents
picking up supplies
making bracelets
picking up dogs from transport
giving a dog a ride from another state
asking for items needed (toys, towels, etc),
talking me off the ledge :)
responding to emails
playing with puppies
picking up from the groomer
running to the vet
spreading the word about the rescue or events
making fliers and posters
baking for fundraisers
whatever else you can come up with!
I welcome all ages and abilities and appreciate anything that enables me to help save a life!
FOSTER / VOLUNTEER
As a one-woman rescue, I rely on "the kindness of strangers", as well as my friends and clients, to help out with the care of my rescue dogs. I don't have a rescue facility so I can only take so many pups at a time. I am grateful for people who can welcome a new dog into their home for an hour, a day or longer. I do my best to match the right dog to the right family so that everyone is comfortable, happy and can enjoy the company of a homeless pup.
Volunteering
SAVE A LIFE: Volunteer to Help
If you wish to help save a life and become a foster, please begin by filling out an application. Click the button above to begin the process of being a foster.
What is a foster? Our fosters play a crucial role in saving the lives of dogs in need. They provide temporary housing and care for a dog while the animal is making its way through the adoption process to its forever home. Care includes housing, feeding, walking, and general care for the dog.
Fostering
If you would like to give your own dog a friend for a bit or see what having a dog/second dog is like, it would help me save another life which in turn opens up a kennel for another dog. It is a huge gift.
As of 2015, all of our Applications have been moved to Google Forms.