A Thank You is in order.....
Dogworks wants to say Thank You for your support...
Back in January we were contacted by Allie Isner. She is involved with Pi Sigma Epsilon, a professional fraternity focusing on sales and marketing professionals. They were looking to partner with a non profit organization for a fundraiser. A little time passed on and she contacted us again stating they chose use for their philanthropy.
Fast forward again to today, Saturday, April 15, Allie came to our meet and greet and provided us with a check. We are very grateful and appreciative of the Epsilon Delta (University of Toledo) chapter of PSE.
There isn't a chapter website, but the national website is www.pse.org.
Thank you for your generosity and support!!
Back in January we were contacted by Allie Isner. She is involved with Pi Sigma Epsilon, a professional fraternity focusing on sales and marketing professionals. They were looking to partner with a non profit organization for a fundraiser. A little time passed on and she contacted us again stating they chose use for their philanthropy.
Fast forward again to today, Saturday, April 15, Allie came to our meet and greet and provided us with a check. We are very grateful and appreciative of the Epsilon Delta (University of Toledo) chapter of PSE.
There isn't a chapter website, but the national website is www.pse.org.
Thank you for your generosity and support!!
Welcome to Dogworks, Inc. We are an all volunteer group located in Toledo, Ohio, whose purpose is to rescue and re-home abandoned and neglected dogs.
Most of our dogs come to us from euthanizing shelters in Ohio, Michigan, and surrounding areas. We strive to rescue as many dogs as we can, but the need for new fosters and volunteers is crucial to our continuing efforts.
We are always searching for dog lovers that are willing to open up their home to foster a dog or pup in need. Foster care is a vital part to giving beautiful dogs a new start at life. We cannot save these desperate canines without your help. Foster parents are not responsible for veterinary expenses, and we also will furnish a dog crate, along with the first bag of dog food.
You provide guidance, patience and shelter and we will provide medical care, their first bag of food and a crate to care for your foster dog. Please feel free to ask questions. If you are interested in fostering specific breed--just ask! There are so many dogs in need! Our foster homes usually have first choice of adopting a dog in their care.
Most of our dogs come to us from euthanizing shelters in Ohio, Michigan, and surrounding areas. We strive to rescue as many dogs as we can, but the need for new fosters and volunteers is crucial to our continuing efforts.
We are always searching for dog lovers that are willing to open up their home to foster a dog or pup in need. Foster care is a vital part to giving beautiful dogs a new start at life. We cannot save these desperate canines without your help. Foster parents are not responsible for veterinary expenses, and we also will furnish a dog crate, along with the first bag of dog food.
You provide guidance, patience and shelter and we will provide medical care, their first bag of food and a crate to care for your foster dog. Please feel free to ask questions. If you are interested in fostering specific breed--just ask! There are so many dogs in need! Our foster homes usually have first choice of adopting a dog in their care.
Learn more by visiting our Foster Page - Click Here
Stray, Abandoned Or Otherwise Unwanted Dogs Need Your Help, Your Love, Your Patience, Your Leadership and Respect.
These things are what sets them on the path to becoming the
best dog they can be.
- Giving Them A Second Chance -
Adopt Or Foster A Rescue Dog And Save A Life Today!
2016 YEAR END CAMPAIGN
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Thanks to you, Dogworks was able to save 82 dogs last year. How did you help? The average adoption fee of $175 doesn’t begin to cover an average of $375 direct (vaccines, vetting & boarding) and indirect (insurance, supplies, etc.) costs per dog. While some adoptions are profitable, most are not. Donors like you cover this $200 per dog shortfall (“the Gap”) and help give dogs a second chance at life.
Take Buddy as an example. Buddy just underwent FHO (Femoral Head Osteotomy) surgery to remove the ball of his femur. This surgery is used to relieve pain and attempt to restore use of a leg that has severe hip dysplasia or arthritis. This can often be caused in a young dog by an accident (such as being hit by a car) or abuse. Buddy’s $165 adoption fee cannot cover the Gap: the $1650 it cost for surgery and post-op therapy. |
You, our donors, are an indispensable ally in our mission of rehabilitating and rehoming dogs to a loving forever home. We see you on Facebook sharing our posts and publicizing our organization, and for that, we thank you. However, we still need your help.
Today, we’re launching our 2016 Year-End campaign. Our goal is to be able to cover the Gap to re-home dogs, especially dogs that need extra medical attention a family may not be able to cover. Approximately 30% of dogs that end up in a pound are euthanized. That means that of the 100,000 dogs that fill Ohio shelters each year, nearly 82 of them are euthanized EACH DAY; coincidentally the same number of dogs we were able to save all last year.
That’s why our goal is to raise $15,000. If we raise this amount, we know the Gap will be covered to allow us to re-home 75 more dogs this coming year. We need your help to make it happen.
Would you be willing to make a special year-end donation of $100, $200 or whatever you can afford to help us meet our goal of covering the Gap to find a forever home for 75 more dogs? Can you reach out to your friends and family and encourage them to support us?
Every dog has the perfect family waiting for it. We can’t match them up without you. Your support will make a real, lasting impact in not just the life of each dog we re-home, but also the lives of every family member who is able to open their door to a new four-legged family member.
Today, we’re launching our 2016 Year-End campaign. Our goal is to be able to cover the Gap to re-home dogs, especially dogs that need extra medical attention a family may not be able to cover. Approximately 30% of dogs that end up in a pound are euthanized. That means that of the 100,000 dogs that fill Ohio shelters each year, nearly 82 of them are euthanized EACH DAY; coincidentally the same number of dogs we were able to save all last year.
That’s why our goal is to raise $15,000. If we raise this amount, we know the Gap will be covered to allow us to re-home 75 more dogs this coming year. We need your help to make it happen.
Would you be willing to make a special year-end donation of $100, $200 or whatever you can afford to help us meet our goal of covering the Gap to find a forever home for 75 more dogs? Can you reach out to your friends and family and encourage them to support us?
Every dog has the perfect family waiting for it. We can’t match them up without you. Your support will make a real, lasting impact in not just the life of each dog we re-home, but also the lives of every family member who is able to open their door to a new four-legged family member.
Bay Area Credit Union
4202 Navare Ave Oregon, Ohio (419) 473-1937 |
Dogworks would like to extend a huge Thank You to Bay Area Credit Union's employees and members. These wonderful people collected donations and items to benefit our rescue and delivered them to our Meet and Greet at Petsmart this weekend. We are now stocked up on needed leashes, collars, flea meds, new crates, canned dog food, paper towels and many other items that we need to run the rescue. The gift certificates donated will certainly be put to good use and our dogs thank you for the dog treats that will be shared with them at our future Meet and Greets. They always enjoy treats at these events.
Thank you for your generosity and support!
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Don’t just take your dog for a walk… Take your Walk for a Dog! Go to WoofTrax.com, download the app, and support our rescue every time you walk your dog.
Use the app each time you grab for the leash. It’s healthy for you for you and your dog.
Every Walk for a Dog counts, whether it's a walk around the block or a three-mile hike.
Don’t just take your dog for a walk… Take your Walk for a Dog! Go to WoofTrax.com, download the app, and support our rescue every time you walk your dog.
Use the app each time you grab for the leash. It’s healthy for you for you and your dog.
Every Walk for a Dog counts, whether it's a walk around the block or a three-mile hike.
Troop and Callie
These two were a hit at our recent Meet & Greet at The Andersons. This boy is so adorable and is going to make some family very happy!
Reggie
In just 6 weeks, Reggie has been transformed from a stray in the Cleveland area to a therapy dog in training--and he is doing well at it too!
Sylvania Fall Festival Parade
Here are a few pictures from the parade. Thanks to everyone who showed up to participate!! Thank you, Kiersten, for getting this organized!
Pictures of Echo in his new home:
Sadie
Sadie is now an officially registered therapy dog with Therapy Dogs Incorporated. I've had her 2.5 years now adopted through Dogworks of Ohio. She has been our own personal therapy dog...me going through my divorce and my son going through a shooting at his school (where three classmates were murdered and three more injured). She is such a blessing and loves visiting people. I am a Marine Corps veteran, so I am hoping to take her to the VA Hospital (hospice wing) here in Cleveland, Ohio.♥
Pictures from Meet & Greet at The Andersons - September 15
Pictures from Petco Meet & Greet - August 11
Dixie Earned Her Wings
Dixie earned her wings! Dixie was scheduled to be euthanized at a rural Virginia shelter when she was picked by a volunteer who thought she was a pretty special lady for a very special program.
This person made sure that Dixie found Dogworks. Mike of the Pilots-n-Paws program flew to her rescue in Ohio. In Mike’s arms and plane, she found herself airborne, traveling many miles to Toledo, where she was ready for adoption to someone who will give her a lifetime of love!
This person made sure that Dixie found Dogworks. Mike of the Pilots-n-Paws program flew to her rescue in Ohio. In Mike’s arms and plane, she found herself airborne, traveling many miles to Toledo, where she was ready for adoption to someone who will give her a lifetime of love!
