ALLIES HAVEN ANIMAL RESCUE

Our goal is to reduce the number of unwanted, abandoned, abused and neglected dogs in Texas.

We have a network of rescue groups that work together to
find a group that has room (or can make room) when someone finds a dog in need. This happens several
times a day. The need is so great. The Executive team decides if we have the ability to bring the dog into
Allie's Haven. There are transport teams that get the dog out of danger and to the vet for evaluation. There
are foster teams that find someone willing to foster the dog until it finds a permanent home. Fostering is so
much better than boarding because the dog is learning basic obedience and socialization skills. The Adoption
team finds responsible, loving homes for the dog. They check with the adopter's vet to make sure they are
responsible pet owners that stay current with vaccinations and follow up that the puppy was
spayed/neutered if it was too young at adoption.
The Executive team makes the decisions, along with the vet, on treatment plans. We have everything in
place to save as many dogs as we have money. But, we have to have funds available to commit to saving these
dogs' lives.

We have a fairly large network of volunteers that are very committed to saving dogs' lives. We work with several vets throughout Texas that are committed to helping us work out treatment plans. We rescue approximately 200 dogs each year.

We have been able to help dogs survive and get adopted into a loving family. In turn that family wants to help other dogs get the same chance, so they often donate or volunteer. So, basically, we want to keep doing what we are doing. Increasing our donations, so that we can keep saving dogs.