Designed by Mutual Rescue 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 charitable events that benefit local animal-welfare organizations. We encourage animal shelters, rescue groups, community organizations, businesses, charities, foundations, and animal-loving individuals to design off-line Mutual Rescue film events for community engagement and fundraising.
Companion animals throughout the U.S. are waiting to be adopted. Start your own Mutual Rescue story by using this directory to search animal shelters and rescue organizations near you.
Mutual Rescue periodically reviews story submissions for our future films, publications, website, and social-media channels. If you’ve been saved by a companion animal you rescued, we’d love to hear from you!
Mutual Rescue: How Adopting a Homeless Animal Can Save You, Too by Carol Novello
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