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Newsflash: Animal Rescue

Help the Animal Rescue Program

Here's what we need: 

Money for emergency transports. We try to always combine trips so that more than one animal is helped on each trip. By the very nature of what we do, that's not alway possible. We're currently budgeting transport at 58 cents per mile.

Chain link fencing to finish the emergency rescue kenneling. It's currently priced at $8.95 per linear foot for six foot fencing.

We'll try to use your donation exactly as you specify, but given the rapidly-shifting nature of requirements, we reserve the right to repurpose your donation to where it's needed the most urgently.  

 

 

Who ARE all these dogs??

And just who ARE all these furry faces? Well, some of them are here to stay -- either intentionally or not -- and some were just passing through.

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Faster placements mean happier dogs

You know where your rescue's money goes -- vet bills and kenneling. One of our top priorities is helping individual rescues reduce those costs and our first tactic is to help rescues reduce the time in kennels. This requires developing a data base of home visitors willing to help approve applicants and transportation assets to enable rescues to move animals more quickly from kennels and shelters into foster homes or forever homes. Stand by for more information on this and other infrastructure programs.

 

A new resource: vet listings

You know how it is -- you get the call about a dog you need to rescue in a remote location who's on the euth list and needs to be moved immediately. You just need a vet to board him for a few days until you can arrange transport. But how do you find a vet in an area you don't know? Now, you can click on the menu item to the left and track down vets near every shelter or animal control area! All you need is a zip code.

 

Nitro Finds Safe Haven with Great Creatures Rescue and ARI's help!

Nitro was due to die on Tuesday evening. Instead, at 16 months, he's on his way to a long and happy life in a new home that's been longing for a HUGE black puppy (try 110 lbs right now and very underweight). ARI heard of Nitro's situation and contacted Great Creatures Rescue and hooked them up with a transport resource. Nitro spend a total of almost 48 hours in foster care before heading off to a great home!http://www.greatcreaturesrescue.org/