RESOURCES

There are various resources available to help you get involved, learn more, and make a positive impact.
 
Here are some of the best resources:
 

Local Animal Shelters and Rescues:

Visit your local animal shelters and rescue organizations to understand their needs and how you can contribute. Many organizations are in constant need of volunteers, foster homes, and donations.
Some of our local favorites at Louie's Label include, but not limited to; Socialtees Animal Rescue, Hounds In Pounds, Rescue City, Muddy Paws, North Shore Animal League, Best Friends Animal Society

Petfinder (petfinder.com):

Petfinder is an online database that allows you to search for adoptable pets in your area. It's a valuable resource for those looking to adopt or volunteer with local shelters and rescues.
Fun Fact! This is how I found Louie <3

Adopt A Pet (adoptapet.com):

Similar to Petfinder, Adopt A Pet is an online platform that connects potential adopters with animals in need. It also provides resources and information about pet adoption.

VolunteerMatch (volunteermatch.org):

VolunteerMatch allows you to search for volunteer opportunities based on your location and interests. You can find opportunities with animal shelters and rescue organizations in your area.

American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA - aspca.org):

The ASPCA is a leading organization in animal welfare. Their website offers information on various aspects of animal care, rescue, and advocacy. They also provide resources for those interested in volunteering or adopting.

Humane Society of the United States (HSUS - humanesociety.org):

HSUS is a comprehensive resource for animal welfare. They offer information on advocacy, animal care, and ways to get involved in animal rescue efforts.

National Animal Welfare Organizations:

Explore websites of national organizations dedicated to animal welfare, such as Best Friends Animal Society (bestfriends.org) and the American Humane Society (americanhumane.org). These organizations often provide resources, educational materials, and ways to support their initiatives.

Local Veterinarians and Pet Stores:

Contact local veterinarians and pet stores, as they often collaborate with rescue organizations. They may have information on adoption events, volunteer opportunities, or donation drives.

Social Media and Online Communities:

Join social media groups and online communities focused on dog rescue. Platforms often have groups where individuals share information about local rescue efforts, lost and found pets, and adoption events.

Attend Local Events:

Attend local animal-related events, adoption fairs, and fundraisers. These events provide opportunities to network with like-minded individuals, rescue organizations, and learn more about the needs of your community.
    
By exploring these resources, you can gain a better understanding of rescue, connect with local organizations, and find ways to contribute to the well-being of animals in need.