| Our mission | To rescue, rehabilitate, and re-home abandoned, neglected, and unwanted dogs. |
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Dog Works Inc.
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Adoption EventsHelping at Meet & Greets and other adoption events.MarketingEditing or writing for our newsletter and managing social media accounts.TransportationTransporting dogs to new foster homes, veterinary appointments, grooming appointments, etc., and picking up donations of dog food and other products.Fundraising HelpPlanning fundraising events, assisting during fundraising events, and grant writing. |
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| How you help | Dogworks does not have any paid staff members; all our rescue work is done by volunteers. Without this group of volunteers, many of the dogs you see on this site would be euthanized. We are extremely proud and grateful for the volunteers that we already have, but we are always looking for more! The organization's needs continues to grow and change. There is so much work to do, and so little time to do it. |
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| About us | Dogworks was established in 2006 through the hard work of Kristine and Jim Sulinksi. Each year, Dogworks has rescued approximately 100 dogs from homelessness or euthanasia. Dogworks is federally recognized as a 501(c)3 nonprofit charitable organization. Our focus in the past had been on sporting dogs, both purebreds and mixed breeds. Currently, we strive to help any dog in need of rescue and a forever home. Most dogs are rescued from euthanizing shelters, although some come to us from relinquishing owners or other means. |
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