My Nonprofit Reviews

We fostered a dog for Puppy Rescue Mission. It was my first time fostering. Needless to say we flunked and now have a 140 lbs dog.

I was so impressed with their mission. Helping our deployed military get their battle Buddies home. Also if for any reason that service person can not keep the dog/cat PRM takes responsibility and finds them a new home. I have volunteered with them for 6 years now.
Such a great experience.
We have since adopted a 2nd dog from them.

I had started following Puppy Rescue Mission on Facebook. Their primary goal is to help deployed military personnel get their Battle Buddies home. These are dogs or cats they have bonded with while on deployment.
In some case that soldier does not have the means to care for that animal in the US. We will find that animal a home for them.

In March of 2015 Ammo’s photo was on their page. We say he is a Afghan made, US born Mtn Kuchi. His mother was rescued by a Navy Seal in Afghanistan. PRM helped him get her home. Very shortly after getting to the US she gave birth to a litter of pups. Ammo was in that litter.

Ammo was given to one of the Seals cousins in WA state. When the cousin could no longer keep him. Puppy Rescue Mission stepped in to help Ammo find a new home.

I had been looking for a charity to volunteer with. So I volunteered to foster Ammo till a new home could be found. He would have gone into boarding otherwise. I picked him up on a Sat afternoon. By early Tuesday morning we became a foster failure.

What has so impressed me about PRM is their commitment to the animsls they help rescue. It is for the life of that rescue. If for any reason an animal needs a new home they will step in to help. Since that day in March 2015 many pup’s have stayed with us. Some for a night, week or months on their way to their soldier or new home.

When you are blessed to see a reunion between a Soldier and the dog they saved, don’t forget your Kleenex.

The photo is Ammo’s FB photo(L) and as he is today(R)