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Ever thought of volunteering for Chihuahua rescue?
Volunteer opportunities are available in a variety of areas.

  • monitoring shelters notifying YCRAA about Chihuahuas that may be there

  • providing permanent foster homes for special need Chihuahuas

  • maintaining contact with shelters and other rescue groups

  • manning the YCRAA booth at fairs and shows

  • screening applicants via telephoning and home visits

  • educating the public about the 'real' Chihuahua

  • creating and maintaining public relations and web sites

  • writing articles for our newsletter, website, etc.

  • following up on adoption placements

  • providing foster homes

  • transporting YCRAA dogs

  • maintaining records

  • responding to inquirers

  • fund raising

  • and more!!

 


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The basis of all animal rights should be the Golden Rule:

We should treat them as we would wish them to treat us, were any other species in our dominant position.

~Christine Stevens

 


Just a few hours can make a difference in the life of a homeless Chihuahua

All these roles are critical to our success.  Can you help?

For more information email us:  volunteer@yankeechihuahuarescue.org

Volunteer Application                  Foster Home Application


YCRAA objectives:

  • Rehabilitate and place homeless Chihuahuas and Chihuahua mixes in homes that meet the needs of each dog.

  • Promote responsible pet guardianship through education, resulting in a rewarding experience and relationship

    • How to choose the right dog.

    • Care for it.

    • The importance of proper socialization.

  • Build good working relationships with veterinary professionals, other reputable animal rescue associations and dog training organizations.

  • Ensure, to the best of our ability, that every dog placed will never be homeless again.

Each home is carefully screened before placement.

Each dog is evaluated for temperament, has a vet exam, is up to date on all shots, and receives whatever other vet care is needed.  Adult dogs are also spayed or neutered before adoption.

 
 
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