Wet Nose Dog Rescue

Newsflash:

Effective January 1st 2012, the Wet Nose Rescue adoption fee for puppies six months and under, will increase from $100 to $125 and the spay/neuter deposit amount will stay at $50.  The fee for dogs over six months who have already been spayed/neutered will increase from $125 to $150.  This increase is due to a rise in costs of medical expenses and costs of transports from out of state shelters.   

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   Make a Difference in the Life of an Adoptable Dog!

Go to the link listed below for more information about Thunder Shirts

Thundershirts are helping rescue groups across the country to manage the dogs they receive with anxiety, fear and excitement issues.  Your Thundershirt donation will be put to excellent use helping to transition one of our wonderful dogs back to a forever home.  Click on the link below for more information.

http://shelter.thundershirt.com/shelterDefault.aspx?sid=PA608

Wet Nose Rescue works to help those who are unable to help themselves. Our goal is to help homeless and abandoned dogs and puppies find good, loving homes. Dogs who would otherwise most certainly be euthanized or subject to a life in extremely poor conditions, unloved and neglected.

We team up with overcrowded shelters and financially deficit facilities to assist them in locating permanent, caring families, who will appreciate the unconditional love a rescued dog is able to give.

We try hard to keep the adoption process simple and try and match the right people with the right dogs. This is our mission. Wet Nose Rescue is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization staffed totally by volunteers.

A Rescuer’s Prayer

Now I lay me down to rest
 I pray my soul can stand this test
Of watching critters lose their homes
 While owners gripe and cry and moan

I long for strength of spirit and
 I pray they’ll find a home again
Where they will know a loving heart
 I can’t do much, but it’s a start

And spare me from the owner’s pleas
 about the baby’s allergies
Or how they’re moving out of state
 Or spitefulness ‘tween cat and mate

Please keep me sane while dealing with
 the woman who bought as a gift
a wriggling tiny ball of fluff
 That now is playing way too rough

Remind me I should bite my lip
 When confronted with “he grew too quick
I didn’t know he’d get so large
 He seems to think that he’s in charge"

Protect my heart when I hear them say
 “I think we’ll breed our dog one day”
Sometimes I think it’ll break in two,
 Each day brings trials harsh and new

And if I die before I wake
 I pray one hopeless soul you’ll take
My tears are gone, my faith is bare
 Lord, please hear my rescue prayer.