Mutual Rescue’s films, book, and programs illustrate how “mutual” and “rescue” so often converge when people help homeless companion animals.
Mutual Rescue’s programs are designed for animal shelters, rescue groups, and others helping homeless companion animals in their communities.
Mutual Rescue’s Doggy Day Out is a short-term foster program where the public can take dogs from local shelters on day outings. A Doggy Day Out can include a hike, a trip to a beach or lake, or even a sleepover. These field trips help shelter dogs manage kennel stress, burn off energy, and get more exposure to potential adopters. It’s a great excuse to get out and have fun with a canine sidekick.
Mutual Rescue offers its films for approved off-line events that benefit local animal-welfare organizations. We encourage animal shelters and rescue groups, community organizations, businesses, charities, foundations, social services, libraries, schools, and animal-loving individuals to design Mutual Rescue film events for community engagement, fundraising, and education.
Thirteen documentary films by Mutual Rescue. For Mutual Rescue Moments films, go to Stories and Updates.
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In sections titled “Heart,” “Body,” “Mind,” and “Connection,” author Carol Novello weaves an engaging personal narrative through a series of authentic stories of mutual rescue, citing relevant scientific research along the way.
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