The Rescue has successfully helped hundreds of dogs since it was founded in October of 1992. The Rescue has also helped hundreds of additional dogs be placed with other rescue groups. As the Rescue continues to grow, so will the number of dogs and puppies that can be saved. Funding The Rescue is funded by donations and in part from the adoption fees charged for the dogs. These donations and adoption fees help to cover some of the costs associated with caring for the dogs.
Every dog coming through the Rescue is checked over by a veterinarian.
This includes a vet visit, rabies shot, heartworm test, and any tests or treatments the veterinarian deems necessary. All dogs are also spayed or neutered before adoption. In many instances, the dogs have been so neglected or mistreated that they require additional veterinary care, as in the case of dogs with heartworms. The dogs that are helped through the Rescue come from a variety of places. Most of the dogs are strays or unwanted pets that are turned in at the dog pound.