PLEASE HELP
DAWG SAVE SHELTER DOGS!
All shelters are overloaded, and most euthanize
animals after a limited number of days, if not
immediately when full. Don't blame them! There
are too many unwanted dogs -- young and old,
healthy and sick, small and large, purebred and
mixed breed. The waste and betrayal of innocent,
dependent lives is a disgrace, but it impels
those of us who care to act.
What can YOU do?
Help DAWG take in dogs from shelters, care for
them as they recover from illnesses and
injuries, and give them time until the right
adopter is found for each one. When you help
save lives through DAWG, you learn each dog's
story, read updates on their own web pages, and
eventually rejoice when we announce their
adoptions.
DAWG's general medical expenses have increased
in 2010. Thank goodness we have not had an
emergency requiring specialty surgery or
extraordinary care beyond what our own
veterinarian can provide...but we have to be
prepared. In the meantime, the cost of care for
a dog taken from the shelter and quarantined
until well enough to be spayed/neutered and
vaccinated can cost approximately $1,000 "right
off the top!" Whether a dog has heartworms or
even needs a dental or tooth removal, we provide
what each dog needs to be well and ready for
adoption. We don't count on adoption fees to
keep us going; those fees hardly "dent" our
expenses.
Our commitment is to help the dogs who need us
most, even if our budget would stretch more if
we took in dogs from owners or other sources
where the dog would be more likely well or
needing less than a shelter dog. But we champion
shelter dogs, because these dogs have run out of
time.
There is no magic source of revenue...just you.
Please keep us going, so we can give a future to
dogs just like the faces already on our website.
They are alive, well. and awaiting homes because
of compassionate individuals who chose to get
involved through their generous support.
THANK YOU.
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All of us want to
do well. But if we do not do good, too, then
doing well
will never be enough.
Anna Quindlen, A Short Guide to a Happy Life,
2000
Best Dawg Rescue, Inc. (DAWG) needs YOUR
financial support.
Medical care can amount to hundreds, if not
thousands, of dollars depending
on our dogs' injuries from abuse and neglect.
Donations are spent on the
animals in our care. Only 3.77% is spent on
necessary administrative expenses
(telephone, photocopying, etc.).
HERE IS HOW KINDHEARTED INDIVIDUALS HELP OUR
DOGS BECOME WELL AND FIND LOVING
HOMES...
DONATE THROUGH THE COMBINED FEDERAL CAMPAIGN,
UNITED WAY, or AMERICAN
CHARITIES
In the CFC or any workplace payroll deduction
campaign, a donation of $10/pay
period
per annum can give life-saving heartworm
treatment to a dog, or a donation of
$50/pay period per annum can give orthopedic ACL
or FHO surgeries so that a
dog
can live a normal life without pain. ANY amount
will help to provide routine,
specialized or emergency care for our dogs. Just
select DAWG's CFC ID #51169,
or "write in" Best Dawg Rescue in another
campaign.
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CASH DONATION
(Please send a check, if mailed!)
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CREDIT DONATION
DAWG is registered to accept online donations
via NetworkforGood.org a
secure website that serves nonprofit
organizations. Please have credit
information
handy, and click on DONATE ONLINE
https://www.networkforgood.org/donation/MakeDonation.aspx?ORGID2=16-1659813&source=GS&cmpgn=DNT&vlrStratCode=vnKlntIEupZS69f0U5CDHtITpFS9Ax4uI6rJrSrDlSjd%2fUD8VkyqTxsMBK1vq5LR
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VIRTUAL ADOPTIONS
AND MEDICAL EMERGENCIES
Please help dogs in foster care who can't be
adopted for medical reasons or
who currently need significant medical care. For
example, Amy:

We took in Amy
on an emergency basis
(according to the veterinarian "8 hours away
from death").
Amy was emaciated (only 4.5 lbs), and was
severely
anemic, requiring a blood transfusion and 24
hour care.
Amy immediately after her rescue:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qXcFGtJkQo
Amy has since recovered
and is adopted!
If Amy could make a
wish, it would be that other dogs would get
the same chance she was given. Please
support DAWG so that we can continue to
provide significant medical support to
future dogs like Amy.

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GOODSEARCH.COM,
a new search engine that donates about $.01 per
search!
You use it just as you would any search engine,
and it's powered by Yahoo!, so you get great
results.
Just go to http://www.goodsearch.com
and be sure to enter Best Dawg Rescue as the
charity you want to support.
Just 500 people searching four times a day will
raise about
$7300 in a year without anyone spending a dime!
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PURCHASE ONLINE THROUGH
(http://www.igive.com) Up to 26% of your online
purchases from over
400 national retailers including PETCO -- our
adoption show sponsor -- can
benefit DAWG.
Go to
http://www.igive.com, register,
select DAWG
as beneficiary, then shop!
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Best Dawg Rescue, Inc. (DAWG) is a 501 (c) (3)
non-profit organization. DAWG
is registered in GuideStar, the national
database of nonprofit organizations.
Best Dawg Rescue, Inc.
PO Box 34213
Bethesda, MD 20827
301-407-BEST
mailto:dawg@dawg-rescue.org
EIN #16-1659813
Your gift is tax-deductible, as specified by
current tax law.
Your donations make it possible for overlooked
and medically-needy
dogs to live the lives they deserve!
Thank you…for doing good!