A 501(c)(3) non-profit animal rescue, in Morgantown WV
Because no dog or cat should be left behind
Fundraiser!
Support our rescue efforts by purchasing one of these rad tie-dye t-shirts made by Dana’s Dyes, a local tie-dye artist. $30 shipped!
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Volunteer Opportunities
Accountant to volunteer services for bookkeeping, tax preparation. Community Outreach for fund raisers, maintaining FaceBook, Petfinder and other adoption sites Photographer and Profiler - someone who can photograph and video pets to promote them to rescues. We'll teach you how to temperament test pets. Fostering - From a few days to two weeks, short term fosters needed! We'll provide food, crates, vet care. Drivers - Transport drivers needed locally to take dogs to/from vet appointments as well as transports on Saturdays to Hagerstown, MD. We'll supply crates and you can claim the miles as appropriate with non-profit tax laws.
Foster Homes
We always need more foster homes. Typically foster homes will provide care for a pet anywhere from a few days to two weeks. We visit MonCAC to photograph and temperament test the pets. Then after we get rescue commitment for a pet, we get that pet into foster care until vetting and transport can be arranged. We can typically tell the foster how long they will have a dog. Fostering is very rewarding! You provide a temporary home, training (housebreaking/obedience), and love. We provide the vet care, wormer, food, crate, collar, leash, ID tags and eventual transport arrangements to rescue.
Transporting Pets
Saturday drivers needed. About twice a month we transport dogs to the Hagerstown, MD area to meet up with the transports heading to the approved rescues. We can supply the crates. All dogs are medically cleared for transport by a veterinarian. They all have collars and ID tags along with their veterinary & transport paperwork. The drivers are responsible for taking the dogs to meet the next leg of the transport. You'll get the dogs out of their crates, walk them around a bit, give them some water and then they're off on the next leg of the transport.