Adopt-A-Dog animal rescue

Featured animal rescue organization: August, 2009

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Dogtime's Road to Rescue program salutes New York's Adopt-A-Dog animal rescue.

How did your organization get started?
The organization was started in 1981 by three friends in Greenwich, Connecticut, who saw a need to get homes for needy animals.

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A wooden skewer was found in Big Rocky's chest

What is your mission?
Our mission is to find permanent loving homes for the animals in our care.

How do most of your animals find their way to you?
Most of our animals come from private homes or other shelters.

What happens to the animals once they are in your care?
The animals remain in our care until placement is found for them.

Tell us about a particularly compelling animal or inspiring rescue.
A current special rescue story is "Big Rocky". He's a Rottweiler who came from the south and needed surgery due to the discovery of a wooden barbecue skewer inside his chest. He has made it through this surgery and previous serious injuries that he incurred before coming to us. This dog is a survivor and we can't wait to get him a new, loving home.

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Anonymous User

dogs are so awsome

3 months ago by Anonymous

alicia

cuttie i would love to have a dog i love dogs to small to large to hurt or just left behind shape size beatin or fine i love dogs if there hurt ill help them left behind ill give them a home to thin feed it till he/shes full andwants more tomorrow i will love to help hese animals there sooo sweet with sweet souls there sweet little angles

11 months ago by alicia

Anonymous User

What a beautiful baby! He will definitely find a permanent home soon!

over 2 years ago by Anonymous

Anonymous User

Bless you, Big Rocky. You`re a very pretty fella! I`ll be praying for you to get a forever home.

over 2 years ago by Anonymous

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How you can help

Adopt-A-Dog depends on donations from the public to pay for food, transportation, medication, and veterinary expenses. There are several ways you can help:

Donate money

All donations are tax-deductible. You can donate through PayPal on the Adopt-A-Dog website or mail a check to:

Adopt-A-Dog, Inc.
849 Lake Avenue
Greenwich, CT 06830

Donate supplies

Adopt-A-Dog can always use:

  • Comforters
  • Blankets
  • Dog and cat beds
  • Toys
  • Collars
  • Leashes
  • Food and water bowls
  • Collapsible dog kennels
  • Pig ears, rawhides, biscuits, and bones
  • Frontline and Biospot for dogs and cats
  • Cleaning supplies

Volunteer

Got time to give? Consider volunteering your skills, love, and companionship to help a dog in need.

Help shelter dogs and puppies through Save a Dog on Facebook

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