How to Help
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Rat Terrier ResQ is able to continue our work due to the generosity of good folks like you. We are humbled by the caring, giving Rattie fans out there that help us with our work in so many different ways. Wondering how you can help? Here are some ideas:
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Make a donation. Rat Terrier ResQ has low adoption fees, and we spend, on average, double the adoption fee on each dog we rescue. This means that we rely strongly on donations to help continue the Rescue Cycle (rescue, rehab, rehome).
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Sponsor an individual dog. Not every dog is lucky enough to be in good health and free from injury. Some of our dogs are recovering from surgeries or Heartworm treatment, for example. Because of their out-of-the-ordinary medical costs, they would love sponsorships from guardian angels like you.
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Volunteer to do a home visit or to help transport a ResQ Rat from shelter to foster home or from foster home to forever home.
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Know of a Rat Terrier in need? Contact us.
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Adopt a dog!
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Foster a dog!
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Donate an item on our Wish List.
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Shop our ResQ store. Profits go to ResQ.
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Tell people about us! The more people that know about us, the more dogs we can save.
Rat Terrier ResQ has been approved for BISSELL’s Partners for Pets Program! Our organization is listed for selection after entering the “Adopt” coupon code. When you purchase pet products on bissell.com and enter the code ADOPT at checkout, a portion of your purchase will be donated to our organization. What’s more, every purchase goes towards an entry for us to win a $5,000 quarterly giveaway!
It’s simple! Shop pet products on www.bissell.com
Enter the code ADOPT at checkout
Then select Rat Terrier ResQ!
learn more at www.bissell.com/partners for pets
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One of our ResQ Volunteers, Sandra Wolf, is an author! She has written two books! The first is entitled Jenny The Beagle, and the second book is Jenny’s New Friends. Sandra has pledged up to 20% of the proceeds to Rat Terrier ResQ! Her amazing books can be found here:
Brayda is a beautiful brindle and white girl who found herself in a shelter through no fault of her own. She is about 2 to 3 years old, and weighs about 18 pounds. She is... [
