Helping the one-person rescue organization 6 Articles

by Jennifer Metz

I began rescuing dogs from "death row" several years ago, and I can attest to the amount of time, money and energy that goes into rescuing. Being a one-person rescuer, it was hard to sometimes recognize my limits, and eve...read more

by Pat Merewether

Many of us have seen the news programs about people who end up with a hundred dogs or cats that have taken over a person's home. Many of these people are considered horrible animal abusers, but many of them started out tr...read more

by Emma Riley Sutton

The one-person rescue organization is a God-send to lost, abandoned, and unwanted animals. Laws will vary, but, usually, the one-person rescue organization is quite limited as to the number and types of animals it can tak...read more

by R.L Hanlon

The one-person rescue organization often performs this duty out of love and passion for creatures great and small. They devote much of their time, often on-call twenty-four hours all year round and often receive little th...read more

by Bob Younce

The one-person rescue organization is, unfortunately, the most common sort of rescue organization in the United States. These folks spend a great deal of their own time, money, and other resources trying to help out anima...read more

by Laura Hageman

I could have used plenty of help when I was a one-person rescue organization with over 25 cats and three dogs. I had a very hard time finding homes for these precious animals since I worked a very long day. I had to pay fo...read more