We don't want these wonderful people to burn out. While they are always sad to leave their foster parents, as are the foster parents sad to see them go, they need a home, and loving parents of their own. This is the most pressing need in rescue. The volunteers who do foster work find it very rewarding. But more often than not, they are home to a couple of foster dogs and after a while, the volunteers suffer burn-out.
Rescue can be quite a demanding commitment, but the end result leaves a warm, fuzzy feeling.
As with any worthy cause, money is needed. Vet bills, travel expenses, general daily upkeep on the dogs, etc all cost money. People are always needed to raise funds so the Rescue work may continue. And, as rescue expands, more dogs are eligible for rescue and more people are involved, the expenses increase with the volume. These are just a few of the ways you can help Rescue.