| Our mission | To save lives! Our goal is to adopt our animals into permanent, loving, and responsible homes. |
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Sheltered Paws Dog Rescue
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Grant WritingAssist with searching for available grants and assisted funding on the internet and through special interest groups and completing these applications/grants.Material DonationsCollecting donated items (heartworm medicine and flea medicine, especially, as well as crates, toys food, and other medicine).SocializationWork with the dogs (go to a Cincinnati dog shelter and spend time playing with and or walking some of the long timers being sponsored by Sheltered Paws).LegalLegal assistance with taxes and legal advice on adhering to state / federal guidelines regarding 501(c)(3) status.CommunicationMaking and distributing flyers of shelter and foster dogs currently looking for their forever home, spreading the word about Sheltered Paws and our work.TransportPicking up/dropping off dogs going from the shelter to vet visits, to new foster homes and to grooming appointments, usually a couple of hours during the week or weekend)Foster“Foster Parents” are needed for: nursing moms; dogs too young, sick, confused, or frightened to be adopted yet; long-time residents of the shelter.Be an AdvocateSpread the word about Sheltered Paws and our work, but also for dog adoption and spaying/neutering, too.Paperwork and Computer WorkAssist with our newsletters and with email correspondence, our social media accounts, and our website.Event assistancePut together new events, obtain raffle and door prizes, set up for the event, talk with attendees, distribute literature and help show foster dogs. |
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| How you help | As a non-profit 501(c)(3) group we are unpaid volunteers who work from our homes and are always in need of assistance. Foster families and volunteers are essential to our success. |
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| About us | Shelter Paws Dog Rescue is a Cincinnati, Ohio non-profit organization dedicated to helping save shelter dogs by placing them in loving forever homes or in temporary, loving foster homes to get them ready for adoption. We focus on moms and babies, long-time residents of the shelter, and dogs with special needs. We often purchase for the shelter heartworm medicine that helps prevent euthanization of otherwise healthy dogs, and we also promote shelter dog health through buying things not in the budget (like special healthy treats). |
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