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DALLAS DOGRRR (RESCUE. REHAB. REFORM.)
ABOUT: Volunteers support abandoned dogs by collecting supplies, paying vet bills, locating foster families, facilitating adoptions and advocating for a more hopeful future. They often work the trenches of poverty stricken areas of Dallas rescuing forgotten dogs. No paid staff means all donations go to the dogs.
HOW TO HELP: Adopting a dog or cat, rather than purchasing a pet from a breeder or pet store, is one way to curb the problem. To make a major impact, consider becoming a foster. Many foster volunteers have as many as four or five animals in addition to their own pets. The demand for foster parents is high, Dallas DogRRR founder Marina Tarashevska says. DogRRR supplies food and pays all medical expenses. Fosters provide a temporary home. You can also help by donating money, food or supplies, or volunteering your time to drive pets to and from medical appointments.
CONTACT: Dallasdogrrr.org and follow the group on Facebook to learn about its most pressing needs.