Can Do Rescue Group Rhode Island, Inc

Can Do (Do something, anything) Rescue

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Can Do Rescue Capital Land Campaign

A special thank you to our donors to date:

Jackie Jennings (Donor) 2017

Barb Rauhuff (Donor/member) 2017

Lorie Taff West (Donor/member) 2017

Law Offices Of Michael T Napolitano, Cranston, RI (Donor) 2017

Ricky Hawthorne (Donor) 2019

Melissa Ashley (Donor/member) 2019

Debra White (Donor) 2019

Gregory Jerome Avila (Donor/member) 2017, 2018, 2019

Master Realty, LLC, Providence, RI (Donor) 2019

Please note:
At this stage our expenses are minimum such as phone, website etc which as Founder, I donate each month to cover these cost.
ALL other donations to date and moving forward are and will be saved until we reach our goal allowing us to purchase the land properly zoned to build the rescue and sanctuary.

Please see more
@ candorescuegroupri.com
Email
@ [email protected]
Phone
@ (401) 516-3624

Sincerely,
Thank you, very much
Can Do Rescue Group
Gregory Jerome Avila

Can Do Rescue Group Rhode Island, Inc added a button to help you learn more about them.

Our online volunteer crossposting page

American Pit Bull Terrier/Pit Bull & the Truth/Can Do Rescue Group RI Inc. American Pit Bull Terrier is the only Pit Bull the more who follow this truth the less likely "BSL" Breed Specific Legislation will succeed.

WELCOME TO "Can Do Rescue Group Rhode Island" Inc. Volunteer based, Public Charity,
501 (c) (3) Organization

OUR 2019 CAPITAL LAND FUND CAMPAIGN:

The Can Do Rescue Group is a 501 (c) (3) public charity organization. Our next phase is to raise funds toward the acquisition of approximately three (3) acres of land in Rhode Island, appropriately zoned, on which to construct our rescue and sanctuary center. Once the property is obtained, we will use the land to provide the following services:


*Safe housing for the animals

*A large enclosed area for daily play and exercise for socialized dogs

*A second play area, divided into separate zones, in order to provide specialized training

*An on site medical facility for proper medical quarantine (as needed), vaccinations, and other basic health treatments

*A grooming facility for proper care

*A visitors meet and greet for potential adopters and foster care providers

*A sanctuary for the extra special dogs needing a professional structured environments in order for them to live safer and happier lives (these animals will never be killed, or sent to kill shelters)

*A residential building to accommodate staff for overseeing daily operations

*Looking forward, we will remain open to other ideas, goals and growth


The Can Do Rescue Group is volunteer based (including all officers), ensuring that all donations fund our mission in saving lives. As a public charity, our books are public, visitors always welcome to witness our ongoing progress, operation, and the animals in our care at all times.

All major decisions are contingent upon votes by the board of trustees, including but not limited to, the purchase of land.

All donations are tax deductible, as permitted by law. If you would like to donate
@ http://tinyurl.com/candorescue, are aware of any possible properties, have any questions, concerns or ideas please feel free to contact us at anytime.

OUR MISSION:

Can Do Rescue Group Rhode Island is a non-profit, volunteer based organization. We are devoted to rescuing dogs left homeless for any reason, dogs in public shelters where they are at high risk of euthanasia due to pet overpopulation, dogs given up by their owners because of difficult circumstances, those having experienced abuse or neglect, and just for being born a "Pit Bull". Can Do Rescue specializes in Pit Bulls and bully breeds but does not discriminate against any other breed, age, or dogs with pre-existing medical conditions.

Before we even consider placing a dog with a new forever-family, each dog is professionally assessed, trained, and socialized, to ensure that their next home will be their last. We place dogs in loving, responsible, committed, permanent homes, following a comprehensive adoption process. The adoption process includes an interview with the potential adopters, a home-check and follow-up to ensure that the dog will thrive in his or her new environment, and some in-house training sessions with the new owners to ensure a positive and successful integration for all.

We are committed to providing the dogs that come into Can-Do Rescue with the best possible care while they wait for their forever homes by acclimating them to life outside of a shelter and providing the appropriate in-house veterinary care, such as spay, neuter, and all appropriate vaccinations. Until land is acquired where the rescue and sanctuary will be built, dogs are currently placed in nurturing foster homes while they await placement in their permanent ‘furrever’ homes.

Our staff is made up entirely of volunteers in order to ensure that all funding goes directly to the care of the animals. Can Do Rescue remains interested in and committed to the welfare of the dog beyond the adoption process.

Once our sanctuary is set up, we will strive to work with area shelters, other rescue organizations, and local humane organizations to develop a network of supporters and volunteers in order to create a better world for homeless pets.

Can Do Rescue is a section 501(c)(3) no-kill dog rescue group, incorporated in May of 2017, with years of animal rescue experience amongst our volunteers. Can Do Rescue is committed to helping the most needy and vulnerable dogs as well as those who are readily adoptable.

We are a volunteer-driven organization dedicated to restoring the dogs under our care to physical and emotional health as they await placement in loving, responsible homes.

Can-Do Rescue stands ready to help you, the prospective adopter or foster home, find a companion who will thrive in your home. We are here to assist you in every way possible throughout the adoption process and will continue to be a helpful resource after you have welcomed your new pets into your life.

CAN DO FOUNDER:
Gregory is a Massachusetts native, currently residing in Providence, Rhode Island. He grew up in New Bedford and East Freetown, Massachusetts.Gregory serves as the Chairman Of The Board , Chief Executive Officer (CEO) & Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Can Do Rescue Group, Gregory's passion for rescue and the Pit Bull started at a very young age. Inspired by his father and mentor who founded Can Do Kennels in the 1970s. Gregory realized then, that the Pit Bull was a greatly misunderstood breed and since then his dream has been to operate a safe rescue and sanctuary. He, as a child also made a promise and has made it his lifetime goal to raise awareness and increase exposure for the plight of the breed. Creating ten volunteer online groups and two pages to accomplish his mission, his online community currently encompasses approximately 54,000 members. Gregory's hope is to abolish the negative stereotype, end "BSL" or Breed Specific Legislation, help to make America No Kill and to build and operate the Rescue and Sanctuary. He continues to advocate strongly for the breed and will never stop defending them with nothing less than the truth. Gregory is not only a volunteer but also a donor and has committed to donating a minimum of 10% of his gross monthly salary
In addition to his love of animals and quality time spent walking in the park with his American Pit Bull Terriers, Zakiah Princess and Isaac Prince. Gregory enjoys attending church services, working out, boxing and martial arts.


If you would like to donate (donations through link provided go directly to our non profit PayPal account, safe/secure, also attached to our non profit Bank account) please do by clicking http://tinyurl.com/candorescue

Or

To donate by check please make payable to:
Can Do Rescue Group RI
Kindly mail to:
TD Bank (Dogs welcome in for a treat)
180 Westminster St
Providence RI 02903
All donations are tax deductible as permitted by law. (No cash donations accepted).

Sincerely,
Can Do Rescue Group RI Inc
Gregory Jerome Avila
Volunteer Chief Executive Officer
www.candorescuegroupri.com
[email protected]
(401) 516-3624

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