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Why This Crisis Exists
Dogs are abandoned, neglected and dumped on the street every day while shelters and rescues refuse healthy strays due to overcrowding. Backyard breeding continues and then they can't sell the dogs they dump them. People still buy dogs on line believing it's not a puppy mill dog or that they are rescuing it from a bad breeder (it is, you are not, you are just giving them reason to make their dogs produce another litter) while adoptable dogs are killed in shelters and now not even being taken in by shelters. Rescues are full and forced to limit intake, often choosing only the easiest dogs, while dogs that might need a little work are constantly denied help.
Living under a freeway on a median in Los Angeles for over three months.
Safe with me in foster care and training.
Buddy waiting for someone to see him and help him.
Buddy and his brother Bailey
now safe in a loving forever home.
Buddy living in filth his whole life on a
hoarder property with 70 dogs
Abandoned in a field in the desert in a coffin shaped box nailed shut with chicken wire.
Safe with me his whole life as he never found an adoptive home.
Scared of human touch as they have never known kindness.
​Every donation helps dogs get rescued, cared for, and if needed trained for loving homes.
Important
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I do not run a rescue or adoption facility and cannot take in dogs unless they are coming in for training for the rescue.
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Donations help cover the gaps that most don't realize are a part of rescue work: transport costs, short term/temporary paid fosters, food, crates, bedding, collars, leashes and training if needed — giving overlooked dogs a chance to be saved and eventually adopted.
How your donation helps
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$10 — Food & supplies
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$25 — Boarding rescue rate per day
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$50 — Transport (gas or hired transport)
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$100 — Training to help dogs be accepted or adopted
