PRO is in DESPERATE NEED of volunteers to carry out the duties involved in rescuing these wonderful dogs. We are actively looking for help in the following areas:
FOSTER CARE: The dogs needing foster care on our pet list can't be saved without a place to go. Without foster homes these dogs will not get a second chance at the life they deserve.
TRANSPORT COORDINATION: In order to move dogs from shelters to their foster homes, and then eventually on to their forever homes, we need help in coordinating and monitoring transports. This is a very rewarding part of rescue with the opportunity of meeting some great people along the way!
INCOMING DOG COORDINATION: Since PRO is a nationwide rescue, each state has an assigned incoming dog coordinator. We have many volunteers covering multiple states at this time and need help with the increasing flow of dogs in need. Check it out and see if your home state is in need of a local volunteer.
2. Free up an existing foster home by ADOPTING a rescue Pointer by filling out a PointerRescue
Adoption Form
3. VOLUNTEER to help coordinate transports and the increasing flow of incoming dogs in need by filling out a PointerRescue
Volunteer Form indicating what areas you are interested in helping out with. Together we can make a difference!!!
About Pointers... They're Not Just For Hunting Anymore!
The English Pointer has long been considered the
"Cadillac" of the upland bird dogs. Known for its tremendous ability
to scent out game and freeze like a statue or point, the Pointer is a popular
breed for those who enjoy the thrill and challenge of bird hunting.
However, the Pointer is more than "just a birddog."
Pointers are quite suitable for family life,
in fact they thrive in it. They get along well with people of all
ages. While they are an active breed that can make excellent jogging,
walking or horsebackriding partners, they also enjoy snuggling up on a
couch and watching TV with their favorite person. They are intelligent
dogs that are generally easy to train and seem to have a sense of humor
all their own. In addition to hunting, Pointers have also excelled
in other venues such as agility, obedience, tracking and search & rescue.
2006 has been a successful year for Pointer Rescue.
We have found many pointers new homes and have done our part in saving
countless pointers who were in danger of being put down in shelters.
Along with these successes come the expenses that occur in rescue work.
We are grateful for the many people who have donated money, time and their
homes and hearts to make our mission successful. However, as with
all rescue groups, we are always in need of more help, both financial and
volunteer. To donate to Pointer Rescue or to help in other areas to
carry on our mission of "pointing" these dogs to their forever homes,
go to our PointerRescue Volunteer Form.
You can send also send a donation for Pointer Rescue to:
Nancy Mori PointerRescue.Org., Inc. 160 Finley Road Bridgeton, NJ 08302
Who We Are
PointerRescue Organization, Inc., formed in 1999,
is dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of Pointers in need. This
national rescue group has volunteers coast to coast and in Canada
and other countries who work to identify Pointers that are no longer wanted
or in danger of being killed in shelters, bring them into foster care,
and find suitable "forever homes." While some dogs that come
through PRO are surrendered by the owners, the overwhelming majority are
abandoned on the streets or found in shelters. In foster homes,
the dogs are spayed or neutered, assured that they are vaccinated and heartworm
negative and are monitored to determine their behavior and personality
traits in order to match them with the perfect home.
We are always in need of volunteers to help foster, transport our
dogs. Would you consider being a part of Pointer Rescue?
Adopting a friend
The adoption fee is generally $250. Puppies (under a year) are $300.
Our senior dogs, who are in special need of homes can be adopted for less.
With that, your new friend will be up to date on immunizations, spayed
or neutered and heartworm tested. If you are interested in adopting a pointer, please fill out the
adoption form at PointerRescue
Adoption Form
Come Visit Us!
To find out more about our pointers available for adoption or
volunteering with PointerRescue, please check out our website: POINTERRESCUE.ORG PointerRescue Org 160 Finley Road
Bridgeton, NJ 08302
Phone:
