Galion Nonprofits and Charities

I have volunteered for Rescued Rollers for about 4 years. <br>In this time I have learned more about Rescued Rollers and the kind of organization they are. John is amazing at what he does and what he provides for these wonderful dogs. I have been able to watch and learn so much from him. <br>I got to witness this while going on the call with Jordy the Australian shepherd. He has an understanding for these dogs and gives them patience, love and gains their trust. He then watches them come out of the shell they have embraced for so long. This is the beginning of them learning to trust in humans again. <br> <br>These dogs have amazing souls. Whether they are without a limb, a displaced bone, loss of hearing and/or eyesight, and things we cannot see such as seizures, diabetic, and trust in humans, they are truly wonderful dogs. These dogs are loving, kind and want a chance. These deserve a chance!! Just because They Are DIFFERENT, does NOT make them Less!!!! <br> <br>Rescued Rollers will provide fosters with everything they need to do the absolute best with one of their dogs. This includes training if needed on medications, or to put them in or out of a cart made specifically for them or whatever their special need is. John is a phone call away for a foster with a question or a concern. YOU as the foster provide the love and happy home for them. <br> <br>With special needs dogs, alot of them will require more funds that a rescue dog without special needs. While you try and raise funds or get donations in, there is always added expenses that you have come up unexpectedly. Every little bit helps keep this rescue going to help wonderful dogs that might need something more. AND, every FOSTER allows them to possibly help another that would otherwise might not get a chance. <br> <br>I love being a volunteer with Rescued Rollers and getting to meet, play with, and take care of the dogs anyway that I can help. <br>Veronica