How to Get Involved

New Love Animal Rescue is a volunteer powered, foster based, non-profit rescue organization.  We have been able to to save homeless dogs through a network of hard working and dedicated volunteers.  The number of dogs we save depends on the number of people we have helping us.  The more volunteers we have, the more dogs we can save!  There are many ways to get involved.  The number one key is to have a passion to help.  All we ask is for you to complete our volunteer application.  

Volunteer Application

Foster Application

Volunteer When You Can

• Adoption Event ​Dog Handlers - Provide support for adoption events throughout the year by volunteering to handle a dog 
• Adoption Event Misc Tasks - Provide setup and breakdown support at adoption events.  
• Driver - Assist our dogs in boarding by transporting them to/from boarding so they can attend adoption events.  
• Home Visits - Visit homes of prospective adopters to help ensure a potential adopter’s (or fosters) home provides a quality environment for our animals and answer any questions which will help the potential new adopters prepare for their new pet.
• Fundraisers - Help us raise funds needed to keep going!  Consider an office donation; accept donations in lieu of gifts for birthdays; participate in our Peer-to-Peer Fundraising by creating and sharing your own page (to learn more about Peer-to-Peer click here!).  
• Fostering - Fosters play a critical role in the rescuing of animals.  Fostering means to provide a temporary home for a dog until an adoptive home is secured.   We have the need for full time fosters, providing a temporary home until an adoptive family is secured; and Short Term fosters that help provide emergency or vacation coverage for our full time fosters.  

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Why I Volunteer

When I lost my dog of 13 years, I felt lost.  I didn't know if I could have another dog again.  My heart felt like I was replacing him.  Then I volunteered.  I cried with the first couple of dogs but the organization was so kind.  Then the feeling of realizing how I was helping others, how I was making families happy, seeing the smiles on their face.  It was such an emotional healing and honor to my Sammy Girl.  Seven years later and I still volunteer, foster, do what I can.