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Come Join our Rally to Rescue - The More The Merrier!!!
 No such thing as an idle moment at DRTB. We are hosting our first Do your Own ProPlan Rally to Rescue. We are calling it The More The Merrier in an effort to get as many rescues together to find homes for the holidays for as many pets as possible. We will be holding it on December 13th at the Pinellas Park PETCO from 10a till 4p. We have already invited many local rescues to participate and have more than the required ten rescues joining us. We hope even more will join us, hence the name "The More The Merrier"! We want this to be a fun event for all while working toward our goal of finding homes for pets that don't yet have one to call their own.
ProPlan is donating t-shirts, bowls, Adopt Me scarves for the dogs, coupons, & help with advertising. PETCO has promised items to pass out to people who come to our event. We will also be running this event concurrent with the Photos for Santa program in which $5 of every picture will go back to benefit rescue. Each rescue will be putting it's best paw forward to make this fun for everyone.
For many this season's budget is leaner and because of that there are even more pets are in need. Please use your holiday spirit in ways to benefit those who need is greatest and come on out to support our Rally! |
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All We Want for Christmas is...
Peace on Earth good will toward man is nice, but we also want the creatures that share our lives to have the same in safe & loving homes.
We managed to find that for Pearl, a senior Dal-gal, who found her new home after we sent out an urgent plea for help. We thank everyone who responded. Perdita has gotten another chance at a home with twin boys to keep her busy, our fingers are crossed that she becomes the perfect family dog. All reports on the younger Precious are that she is doing well and getting lots of attention from Chris, Lou Anne, & Corona. We were successful in locating an adopter for Jasmine who we courtesy-posted on Petfinder. Pepper from Alabama is safe with Janet E. in Fort Walton Beach until she can be brought to Tampa to await her forever home. We are trying to find the owner's of what may be a lost Dal. This older and highly talkative girl appears well cared for, but ownerless. If no one comes forward we will seek to rehome her too. Word just came in that Nash from Jax will be joining Goku and Enki (the former Urgent Stone) and their human Walt who just had his oldest spot cross the Rainbow Bridge.
We still have quite a few dogs in rescue still looking for homes.
- Tipper an 11-year-old lady that lost her home when her owner died
- Oreo a loving, yet goofy, young Dal-mix from Orange County
- Eden a 6-7 year old from Collier County now looking someone to call her own
- Sister a deaf girl who recovered from starvation and awaits a home where she can be the only dog
- Tavish a 3-year-old from Tampa finishing HW treatment
- Jinxey a Georgia rescue now on Orcas being treated for mange
- Lady who at 6 years of age overly enjoys her kibble & everyone else's kibble
- Clyde a 7-year-old surrendered sweetheart of a Dal
- Precious a young fragile girl found in Jax who is recovering with a lot of TLC from someone we hope will be a foster flunkie
- Poseidon a 4-5 years old handsome Dal
- Precious (Sr) a loving 10-year-old lady now in need of another home
- Spooky a very handsome senior boy found abandoned on Halloween
- Pepper a young Alabama Dal/Lab-mix girl
We list all our adoptable dogs on www.Petfinder.com. We also have a courtesy post for young Finster, a Rotty-mix, who resides with Lee S. in Homosassa Springs. PLEASE let us know if you can help these dogs with a loving home or getting them to events so that they might get adopted! |
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Holiday Greetings To Everyone!
It's hard to believe that it's been a little over five years since DRTB
became an official 501(c)(3) rescue organization. Because of your
generous support, dedication and caring, we are still around and able to continue saving many
abandoned and abused Dalmatians and Dal mixes from kill shelters. Thanks
to you, they now live happy and cruelty free lives in loving homes. This year we have been able to save over 65 more beautiful spots, a lot of who
were found in bad shape. What a joy it is to see them with their bellies
full and coats shining again and to hear from their adopters how much joy they
have brought into their lives.
We know tough times are ahead for everyone. Shelters are more crowded
than ever and numerous dogs are being tossed onto the streets. But
with your help, we will continue to rescue as many innocent dogs as we
can.
We can't tell you enough how very, very grateful we are for you as you make
it all possible. Have a wonderful holiday season and know that you have
made a difference for an animal that had no choice.
Susan
Weber, Founder
P.S. As sometimes seen on TV, we thought we'd share a "behind the
scenes photo". It was not easy getting these three sanctuary dogs to
pose. Bailey wanted to run, Putnam wanted to keep smelling Egor, and Egor
couldn't figure out which way to face toward the camera! Co-founder
Patrick was the patient photographer who sends his Happy Hugs too!
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