How
you Can Help Us
You can join our team!
For those of you who are unable to have pets at this time, we
invite you to partner with us by sponsoring a needy animal. Check
out our happy tails and see what you can help us accomplish! Your
sponsorship can help us:
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Fly an animal to Canada
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Help with medical costs (heartworm treatment $235.00 per dog)
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Pay for short term boarding until local shelters in the south
can find the animal a forever home.
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Above all your support will SAVE A LIFE.
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We can accomplish a lot if we join together!
The majority of animals that land in the kill shelters are
given 48 hours to be adopted before they are euthanized. Sponsorhip
will allow us to pull an animal out of that situation. Feel
free to contact us for more information.
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Call (604) 622-3250 for more information.
A donation of $23.00 USD will pay the pull fee for a rescuer
to take one deserving animal to safety. We will send you a
card letting you know a bit about the life that you helped
to save.
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IMPORTANT: If interested in Foster
or Adopting, please go to our donation
section and download
an application and email it back to us.
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WE WOULD APPRECIATE THAT YOU DO
NOT CALL US TO REQUEST APPLICATIONS OR INFORMATION ON PETS
AT THIS TIME. WE WILL UPDATE THEIR
BIOS AS WE HAVE INFORMATION. IF YOU HAVE DIFFICULTY
DOWNLOADING FORMS THEN FEEL FREE TO CALL. WE ARE
VERY BUSY SHIPPING ANIMALS DUE TO HURRICANES RITA AND KATRINA.
Thanks.

Foster
Homes
1atatime rescue runs solely on foster homes, without them we could
not continue doing the work we do. The length of time a person
fosters for us can vary from a week or more to a couple of months.
Some foster homes maybe required to medicate their foster animal
with the veterinarian’s guidance but if you’re not
able to do so please indicate on your application.
All foster homes are required to provide a safe and happy environment
and this will be checked out prior to 1atatime rescue placing a
dog in your home. We require all of our foster homes to be home
checked before having an animal placed into any home to make sure
the animal isn’t in any home that could be dangerous or not
meet the dog’s needs.
Foster homes should also be prepared to work on their foster animals
manners and house training as some of these animals may be stressed
or may have had little training. 1atatime rescue will offer advice
and guidance on problems you may be having as well as we offer
a package to our foster families explaining certain things they
may encounter while fostering.
Best of all foster families get to have the feeling that they
have helped a needy animal in finding its forever home. Whether
that is with a new family or with the foster family, we offer all
of our foster families the option of adopting their foster pet.
Please fill out our Foster application below and send it to our
email address.
Download
Adobe PDF Foster Application Here
Download
Microsoft Word Foster Application Here
Volunteering
Without the help of volunteers rescue organizations like ours
would not be able to run sufficiently. Since we are a new rescue
group we have many volunteer positions open and are looking for
out going people to fill them. We are looking for people who can
make a long-term commitment to helping our rescue group. If you
are interested please see the opportunities we have open and fill
out an application form indicating which position you are applying
for.
Download
Adobe PDF Volunteer Application Here
Download
Microsoft Word Volunteer Application Here
Volunteer
Coordinator: The volunteer coordinator is responsible
for interviewing potential volunteers and explaining their duties
as well as answering any questions they may have. Your duties will
also include helping recruit new volunteers to fill the needs of
the rescue.
Foster
Home Coordinator: The Foster home Coordinator is in charge
of interviewing and looking through foster home applications. The
Foster home coordinator is also in charge of making sure that a
home check is done on the foster home before a dog is placed there.
Their final duties involve making sure all is going well in the
foster home and to answer any questions the foster family may have
as well as relaying an concerns between the foster family and the
directors of the rescue.
Home Check
Coordinator: The Home Check Coordinator is responsible
for filling any home checks that are needed for the rescue. Whether
it is for an adoptive home or a foster home this person needs to
find someone in the area or someone willing to do a home check.
They are also in charge of calling the perspective home and arranging
the home check around their schedule.
Event Coordinator: The event coordinator is in charge of the
events committee. This person needs to have immense people skills
and has to work well in a group situation. This person is the go
between the events committee and the Directors and will need to
relay any information past the directors before they can get the
go ahead. The Event Coordinator will have to hand out tasks to
the event committee members that will suit that member the best.
Events
Committee: The Events committee will be working with the
events coordinator in putting together events/fundraisers for the
rescue group. Each committee member will receive a job from the
coordinator prior to the event. Each member is crucial to the event
going as planned and each member should be able to communicate
freely in a group environment.
Photographer: The Photographer would be in charge of meeting
the dogs at the vets when they arrive and taking pictures of them
to put up on the website. Also you are required to have your own
camera as 1atatime does not have one to provide at this moment.
Also it would be wonderful if the photographer could make it to
most of the events to take picture as well to go on our website.
Home Checkers: A home checker’s duties are to go into a
prospective home whether it is a foster or adoptive home to meet
the family as well as check out the home. Each home checker is
given a form to fill in as they walk around the home to make sure
their home would be safe for a dog or cat.
Transporters: The Duties of a transporter is to get the animals
from point A to point B., which can mean picking them up at the
airport and dropping them off at the vets where their foster family
can pick them up or taking them to special events. If the foster
family cannot get the to the vet then we would call on a transporter
to help.
Media Relations: Our media relations person would be in charge
of getting 1atatime rescue interviews with local newspapers and
news stations when we have something big going on.
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