Little Angel's Dog Rescue

At Little Angel’s Dog Rescue, our focus is mainly on small to medium dogs. We do have some fosters that specialize in bigger dogs, seniors and litters of puppies. All of our dogs and puppies are current on (age appropriate) vaccinations, worming and spayed or neutered, they have gone through training if needed and exposed to fear free grooming if needed. We choose to keep our dogs in foster homes to help with decompressing from stressful situations, exposure to new experiences and to have more insight to their personalities so we can help find them a perfect family that meets their needs. The vets that we have partnered with feel that waiting until puppies are 4 months old for spay or neuter is best. In cases of puppies that are younger than 4 months, we do have a foster to adopt program so new families are able to have their puppy at home with them (under a contract) until it is old enough for surgery. We believe educating our communities of the benefits of spaying and neutering is important and will eventually help with the overpopulation of dogs in shelters and rescues. Little Angel’s is a non-profit organization with the mission to reduce animal homelessness and neglect in the community, utilizing a foster-first mentality in order to provide dogs in need an opportunity for family life. To ensure dogs get the best care possible and find permanent homes, Little Angel’s relies heavily on its partnerships and donations from kind individuals in search for animal welfare reform. A Brief History of Little Angel's It all started with a few pups in need. Little Angel’s Dog Rescue opened its doors to these pups and gave them a safe place to call home in 2022. Since, our rescue has been dedicated to rescuing pups and providing shelter, medical care and training while they find their forever home. Vanessa Discovers Dog Rescues July 2022 While in college, Vanessa was searching through the internet when she discovered a new language. Fosters, Adoptions, Parvo, and Kill Shelters were some of this new language. Vanessa had always pictured a dog as her best friend, the family pet, and the one that comforts you when you're sad. Not innocent dogs being marched to their deaths. Call to Action Motivated by the idea that dogs were being put down to make space for another dog that would share the same fate ignited a flame in Vanessa's heart. Vanessa Gets Educated Armed with motivation, Vanessa sought a rescue that would teach her how to save a dog. What vets to use, what vaccinations are and when, how to potty train, how to reach out to people about fostering/adopting – just a small part of the education she received. After Education September 2022 Now armed with education and that burning desire to save dogs, Little Angel's Dog Rescue was born. She has since rescued hundreds of dogs and plans on continuing for many years to come.

Little Angel’s has a mission to promote the wellbeing of dogs through foster and adoption. • Provide dogs with a safe and loving space while we find them their forever home. • Equip foster parents so that dogs can learn the skills needed to reach their full potential in their future home. By adhering to this mission, Little Angels hopes to help more dogs find their loving and supportive environment they deserve, while also increasing public understanding of canine welfare and responsible ownership.