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Our dogs love to sleep on Kuranda Dog beds, but we don't have
enough for everyone.
If you would like to donate a bed at a special
wholesale price for a another dog to sleep in comfort, please
click here.
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Volunteers Make Rescue Possible!
We would love for you to be part of our team! Everyone has a
talent they can offer to help homeless Old English Sheepdogs.
Whether donating a service or skill for one hour per month to fostering a
homeless dog, each and every volunteer is an important part of our
system. If you can help, please take a few moments to complete our
online application and tell us in what area you have an interest. If you
have something to offer that is not on our list, PLEASE tell us about
it! By each of us
giving just a little of ourselves and working together we can make more
Old English Sheepdog rescues possible.
Have you ever considered fostering?
Excellent foster homes allow Carolina's Old English Sheepdog Rescue to save more
dogs in need. These wonderful individuals and families provide a safe and
loving place for a dog to stay until their new family finds them. The
time, love and patience invested by fosters helps to begin the transformation of
an unwanted, neglected or abused sheepie into a wonderful companion for some
lucky family. If you think you're on of these special people and
would like to learn more about fostering an OES,
please contact us. You will be
helping to save maybe one more dog that might not have otherwise had a
chance. It can be a very rewarding experience.
Donations: Adopting any dog is a
commitment meant to last the lifetime of the dog. The average Old English Sheepdog lives 12 years so it
isn't a decision to be taken lightly. If you aren't quite ready to adopt or
foster an Old English Sheepdog but would still like to help a dog in trouble,
you might consider a donation. The veterinary care required to get an Old
English Sheepdog ready for adoption can be expensive and many times adoption
fees don't cover all the required care. Lack of funding and good foster homes
are often the two biggest reasons rescues have to turn a dog away.
Donations simply make it possible for us to help and place more homeless dogs.
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