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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 groupsEaster Egg Chi
  • 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!!

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.


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


     
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