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Donations
Donations are always accepted. All cash donations are used to benefit shelter dogs and pups. Clean blankets, leashes, crates, and other supplies are also needed. If you would like to donate any of these items, please contact us. If you would like to make a cash donation, please click on the PayPal Donate icon or send a check to:
Rescue for Love
c/o Kristi Blassberg
P.O. Box 666
Croton Falls, New York 10519
We are a non profit, 501(c)3 organization, so your donation is tax deductible.
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Our Dogs
The shelters that we rescue from have purebreds, mixes, pups and seniors that are in grave danger of being euthanized. If our Petfinder site does not currently have the dog you’re looking for, please fill out an application and specify the type of dog you would like to adopt. We will search our network of shelters to find the right match for you.
Contact Us
Rescue for Love
P.O. Box 666
Croton Falls, New York 10519
Phone: (914)582-7242
Email: rescueforlove
@rescueforlove.org
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$500+ donation.
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$500+ donation.
Welcome to our Web Site! We are so happy that you have decided to adopt a loving and loyal family member.
"A rescue dog is the most special of all dogs because they have walked alone and have felt hardships that most of us will likely never understand."
We are a non profit, 501(c)3 animal charity.
Honoring the Dogs of War on Memorial Day
May 28th is Memorial Day, a day set aside to remember
the military men and women who have paid the ultimate price - their own
lives - in order to keep America free. Of all of the horrors of war,
perhaps the worst is that some of the finest men and women our country
produces never return home to their loved ones. The choice to serve
in harm's way is a brave one, and all who serve deserve our honor, but on
Memorial Day especially, the ones we've lost deserve our respect, and their
families deserve our prayers.
The phrase "dogs of war" isn't usually interpreted to mean actual dogs, but throughout history, dogs have served the military all over the world in many different ways. Military dogs lose their lives in the line of duty, and this is a way to honor those dogs, and also the people who are working to be sure that retired military dogs are appropriately re-homed instead of being destroyed, as was long the policy of the armed services.
So no matter what else you do on Memorial Day, please remember our fallen heroes, both two-legged and four-legged. We owe our freedom to them all.
Website: Save-A-Vet.org
Operation: Sweethearts Video (Warning: graphic content)
Kelsey, German Shepherd mix, and Edward, Labrador mix, were part of something very special. Something heartbreaking and something powerful. Operations Sweetheart! On Valentine's Day of this year, Kelsey and Edward, along with over 100 other dogs and puppies were rescues from a rescue gone bad. But thanks to the strength and determination of the Animal Rescue Corp, so many lives were saved in more ways than one. Please take a moment to watch the video that was taken that day and see for yourself what hell on earth looks like and what a difference people can
make.
These innocent dogs and puppies were starved, severely abused, eaten by other starving dogs, burned in an incinerator located on the property and
anything more than that is just so hard to imagine. Kelsey and Edward are two of the very special dogs saved on February 14th, 2012. Kelsey is a pure, loving and gentle soul. She is young, loves animals and children and very loyal. We love everything about Kelsey and she needs her forever home. Edward is a beautiful boy - both physically and personality. He is a joy around children and it is easy to see he was raised with children because he loves them so much. Edward is fun and loves the dog park, very social guy. These two amazing dogs were saved for a reason and now they wait for the day they will go home. They both deserve so much and are happy with so little. Please consider giving Edward or Kelsey a great life with your family.
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Upcoming Events
Joel Silverman's Training Rescued Dogs
The
old rules don't always apply to adopted dogs, whose training and past
behaviors may be a complete mystery. . .
We highly recommend reading this book whether you are starting your search to adopt, have recently adopted, or are currently the owner of an adopted dog/puppy. This book offers insight on easy practical training techniques that anyone can learn.
Click here
for more information.
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