If Not You , Then Who?
22 Ways You Can
Help Rescue
Many people think if they can't foster dogs, they can't help rescue.  Nothing could be farther from the truth!  Here is a partial list of things YOU may be able to help with.  Please feel free to email any additinal suggestions.

1. Apply to be a rescue representative for your area.

2. Pay for an ad in your local/metro paper giving contact information for rescue.

3.  Transport a rescue dog.

4.  Go to the local shelter and watch out for needy dogs.

5.  Provide local vet clinics with contact inforamtion and/or educational materials on responsible pet ownership.

6.  Attend public education days and try to educate people on responsible pet ownership.

7.  Conduct a home visit or accompany a rescue person on the home visit.

8.  Go with a rescue person to the vet to help if there is more than one dog.

9.  Write a column for your local newspaper, club or rescue,  on ways to help rescue or responsible pet ownership.

10.  Drive a rescue to and from a vet appointment.

11.  Talk to local vets and encourage them to offer discounts to rescues.

12.  Maintain web sites listing/showing dogs available.

13.  Help organize and run fundraising events.

14.  Hang a poster at the grocery store, giving contact information for rescue.

15.  Go to a foster home once a week to help socailize a dog.

16.  Let rescue know when/where you'll be flying and that you'd like to be a rescued dog's escort.

17.   Put together an "Owners Manuel"  for those who adopt rescued dogs of your breed.

18.  Provide post-adoption  follow up or support.

19.  Offer to test a foster dog with cats.

20.  Microchip your own dogs if you are a breeder, and register the chips, so if your dogs ever come into rescue you can be contacted to take responsibility for your dog.

21.  Donate a small percentage of the sale of each dog to rescue if you are a breeder.

22.  Have a yard sale and donate the money to rescue.

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