My Nonprofit Reviews

I have adopted two dogs from TDL and I now volunteer, as well. I like that dogs are fostered in homes and, hopefully, their true nature can be observed. I'm not saying rescues with kennels are bad - this is just my preference. I like the personal attention everyone at TDL pays to each dog that is looking for a forever home - someone saves the dog from the shelter, someone drives them to the vet (this trip can be across Central Florida or across states), someone welcomes them into their home and family while a forever home is sought, many someones answer emails or post to social media to find good matches. TDL sends each dog to the vet and will do whatever it takes to help them to lead long and healthy lives. (Read - this is expensive) I am proud to adopt and volunteer for TDL.

Four years ago we found an older border collie online that needed a new home. The rescue was The Dog Liberator. We meet Dutch and Gisele (founder) within a week. Dutch is a wonderful dog and I am so thankful to Gisele. Her volunteers foster dogs in their homes, with their families and share their love. All so they can give up the dogs for someone else. The Dog Liberator is funded through mostly donations and volunteers. The adoption fees are a fraction of what is spent on vet care, food, etc. I trust The Dog Liberator to provide accurate knowledge about their dogs and good adoption advice. We adopted our second dog last year from them, as well. They are two wonderful dogs that give so much back to us. Thank you Dog Liberator.

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