Warriors Educate About Rescue, Inc.
In order to change the future, we must teach the present. Different is NOT Disposable
Programs and results
What we aim to solve
Texas has not moved into a positive position of individual responsibility of pet care and education. Our over population of abandoned, abused and homeless dogs/cats is of epidemic portions. We focus on education; educating the value of become better at pet ownership. We start by helping the younger children to understand this goal of care, by teaching and leading by example. We developed the concept of "In order to change the future, we must teach the present." (Lou Robinson). Striving to change the mindset with children and adults of the importance of spay/neuter, health, commitment, safety and pet retention. While providing a voice to so many that need help. Warriors Educate About Rescue sets an example "to be a Warrior" for the dog/cat, to be a voice, to do what is right and fight for the well being of the animal. In doing so, we believe with our whole heart handicap pets and/or special needs pets can provide excellence companionship. We believe "Different is NOT Disposable."
Our programs
What are the organization's current programs, how do they measure success, and who do the programs serve?
W.E.A.R. Education Seminars
W.E.A.R. teaches PreK-12th grade classes and seminars.
We also do groups, after school programs and parent/student, business seminars. Discussing and teaching about the facets of rescue and how to be a better companion to your own dog and cats. Compassion and "How to Help".
Never Lost Pet Project
The "Never Lost Pet Project" is a community micro chip program that goes out to the community and micro chips both dogs/cats for public owners for free of cost. We believe each animal deserves the best change to return home if somehow separated from his/her pet parents.
Foster/Rescue Special Needs Pets
Provide fostering/rescue for special needs pets, based on foster homes already for intake. Standing behind our motto "Different is NOT Disposable"
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Goals & Strategy
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What is the organization aiming to accomplish?
- Micro chipping to support the community, pet retention so pets are returned to their homes. "Never Lost Pet Project"
- Better understanding of Pet Care and why it is important
- Importance of Spay/Neuter to reduce the massive amount of dogs/cats without homes.
- Showing the ability of handicapped and/or special needs pets as important to companionship, if given a chance.
- Helping in need dogs/cats in dire need
- Educating and Advocating for understanding and fighting for the rights of animals (dogs/cats)
- Leading by example for compassion on limb different pets "Different is NOT Disposable"
Texas has not moved into a positive position of individual responsibility of pet care and education. Our over population of abandoned, abusive and homeless dogs and cats is of epidemic portions. Although we do actual rescue and focus on
WEAR's "Never Lost Pet Project" allows us to help the community Although we do actual rescue and focus on
What are the organization's key strategies for making this happen?
Never Lost Pet Project - educating on the spot out in the community and micro chipping pets. Providing peace of mind and pet retention to give a chance of pets to return home in case of separation from their pet parents. Assisting in decreasing the number in animals shelter already overloaded in Texas.
Teaching classes that are customized and held for groups of children from all ages. Learning about special needs and acceptance of the importance of life.
Rescue and fostering
Striving to assist Pet Retention on providing food and supplies when families (person) is in dire straits, but would like to keep their pet.
What are the organization's capabilities for doing this?
- Collaboration partners built on relationships with veterinary partners, willingly to participate.
- Volunteers and fosters
- Social Networking
- Public schools, business and groups - working to community.
What have they accomplished so far and what's next?
In 2018 our goal is to hold a minimum of 4 "Never Lost Pet Project" micro chipping events. Targeting each quarter of they year. Hopefully we will be able to do more if we have enough funding in donations.
Continue to assist pet retention individual help on supplies for families.
Continue to foster/adopt those in need.
Educate daily the motto of "Different is NOT Disposable" by leading as an example.
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Warriors Educate About Rescue, Inc.
Board of directorsas of 03/03/2019
Mark Bowlin
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Board performance
Has the board conducted a formal, written self-assessment of its performance within the past three years? Not applicable