Rescue K-911

Who We Are: Our primary focus is ensuring that these animals have a safe place to land; a place where they receive all necessary medical care, reassurance and socialization from foster families, and the promise of a loving forever home. Rescue K-911 is saving lives one paw at a time. What We Do: Each animal that enters Rescue - K911 is unique and may have its own distinct needs (medical, behavioral, or psychological). As a group, we strive to recognize and address these needs for each animal. All of our animal will be spayed or neutered, microchipped, vaccinated, receive heartworm and flea/tick preventions while in our care. In the event other medical assistance is required, we also care and cover those costs as well. We do not have a boarding facility so our animals are placed in foster homes until they are adopted. While in foster care, our animal learns how to live with a family; how to gain trust, what it's like to be loved, how to play, and what behaviors are acceptable. We also gain insight on their true personality once they become comfortable, which helps us match a forever home best suited for them. During the adoption process, we pride ourselves on finding the right fit with the right family. We require completion of a detailed application, we perform vet and reference checks, and may visit the applicant's home. We encourage trial periods for our older animals, as they may take longer to adjust. We assist with introductions and continue to provide any needed support after an adoption is finalized. Happiness for the animal and the family is our overall goal! What We Believe: Rescue K-911 believes that no matter what their size, shape, or story, all animals deserve the chance to live long, happy, and healthy lives. That’s why we work hard every day to be a lifeline to a better future for these animals. We know that with a little support, people and animals can build a bond unlike any other, creating happier lives for everyone involved.

Our mission is to improve the lives of animals in need, promote the importance of spay/neuter to reduce the number of unwanted animals, and provide community support to enhance the connection between people and their pets.