Foster
an Airedale -- Prior to permanent placement, our rescue Airedales often spend
time in foster homes. This gives Airedale Rescue an opportunity to properly
evaluate the health, temperament, and general condition of the dogs, which
ensures a better match with prospective adoptive families. Fostering is an
important responsibility that is best performed by persons experienced in
handling dogs. Read the basic
Fostering Guidelines
to see if you might be able to help in this area.
Transport
an Airedale -- Help is always needed to transport rescue dogs to and from
homes, shelters, kennels, and veterinary appointments. Sometimes this means
picking up a dog and driving it across town, other times it means driving it to
a new home in another state. Contact your nearest
Rescue Volunteer
to offer your help locally.
Volunteer
your time -- There are many other opportunities to volunteer your time to
Airedale rescue that involve as little or as much time as you can afford. They
include:
Visiting your local shelters to spot Airedales;
Asking boarding kennels and veterinarians to provide no-charge or discounted
services for rescue dogs;
Assisting Airedale Rescue with fundraising activities; and
Finding prospective adoptive homes.
Make a
DONATION
-- While Airedale Rescue relies primarily on volunteers for its work, there
are still many out-of-pocket costs involved for shelter and kennel fees,
veterinary care, transportation, and other expenses. Your donation of $10, $25,
$50, or more, will make a difference.
National Airedale Rescue, Inc.,
is a nonprofit,
tax-exempt 501(c)(3) corporation,
TIN 27-0054363.
Contributions are tax deductible to the extent provided by applicable law and regulations.
For more information on these and other ways you can help, contact one of our
Rescue Volunteers.
Thank you for joining Airedale Rescue in the care of Airedale Terriers in
need!