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Dogma volunteers save lives dailyDOGMA is a 100% volunteer organization. Dogma Animal Rescue would not be able to accomplish our mission of saving endangered animals without the dedicated efforts of our volunteers. We have no paid staff, consultants, or office space. We foster animals in our homes and come together for public adoption events on the weekends. We would love for you to join the Dogma family!
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We foster animals in our homes and come together for public adoption events on the weekends. Join us!
Dogma focuses on pregnant dogs facing euthanasia at overcrowded shelters. Because of this we are always looking for fosters with experience whelping dogs. We also receive dogs that are not pregnant and just need a safe place to relax and receive medical attention until they are adopted. Our litters are fostered throughout the greater Bay Area and then transported to Sonoma county when they are ready for adoption. We always need local families from Sonoma, Marin, and Napa counties who are able to care for these dogs and puppies during the last stretch of the rescue process. Fosters are responsible for the daily care of the animal, and transporting to medical appointments and adoption events. Dogma provides food, medical care, kennels, and any other needed supplies.
Fostering a pregnant dog is an excellent opportunity for students who need to gain experience. In the past we have had families with children involved in clubs such as 4-H, Boy Scouts, and Future Farmers of America (FFA) foster animals. Additionally, many local colleges, to include Santa Rosa Junior College, have community involvement programs that offer transferable credit for volunteer work.
To learn more about fostering, please email fostering@dogmaanimalrescue.org.
Fostering a pregnant dog is an excellent opportunity for students who need to gain experience. In the past we have had families with children involved in clubs such as 4-H, Boy Scouts, and Future Farmers of America (FFA) foster animals. Additionally, many local colleges, to include Santa Rosa Junior College, have community involvement programs that offer transferable credit for volunteer work.
To learn more about fostering, please email fostering@dogmaanimalrescue.org.
FOSTERINGFostering a pregnant dog is an excellent opportunity for students who need to gain experience. In the past we have had families with children involved in clubs such as 4-H, Boy Scouts, and Future Farmers of America (FFA) foster animals. Additionally, many local colleges, to include Santa Rosa Junior College, have community involvement programs that offer transferable credit for volunteer work
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To learn more about fostering, please email us!
If you are not in a position to foster, there are other ways to help by providing services such as:
As an all-volunteer organization we are always looking for talented individuals to advise us on an ad hoc basis. If you have a special talent such as accounting, graphic design, web design, fundraising, grant writing, or event planning, please consider helping our cause.
- Grooming
- Transporting dogs from shelters to their foster homes
- Assisting at adoption events
- Administrative assistance advertising our animals for adoption
As an all-volunteer organization we are always looking for talented individuals to advise us on an ad hoc basis. If you have a special talent such as accounting, graphic design, web design, fundraising, grant writing, or event planning, please consider helping our cause.
CURRENT FOSTERS
The following form is for use by Dogma fosters that are currently caring for an animal in the program and are preparing for their adoption. Foster animal photos should be emailed to adoptfromdogma@gmail.com or by the 'submit your foster photos' button below. Thank you.
The following form is for use by Dogma president to document new animals in to the program.