ROSES RESCUE COMPANY
EIN 20-1732751 · Animal Protection & Welfare (D20)
What they do
ROSES RESCUE is AN ALL-BREED RESCUE for DOGS and CATS. WE PRIMARILY CONCENTRATE ON LOCAL POUND RESCUES AS WE FEEL THESE ARE THE ANIMALS IN THE DIREST NEED of A SECOND CHANCE. WE ARE COMMITTED to FINDING THE BEST POSSIBLE HOME for EACH and EVERY ANIMAL THAT COMES INTO OUR RESCUE, and WE ARE AVAILABLE to HELP WITH ANY TRAINING or BEHAVIORAL ISSUES for THE LIFE of EACH ANIMAL. ROSES RESCUE REQUIRES THAT ANY ANIMAL ADOPTED THROUGH OUR ORGANIZATION BE RETURNED to US IF for ANY REASON THE FAMILY is NO LONGER ABLE to CARE for THEM. ROSES RESCUE is ALSO COMMITTED to EDUCATING THE PUBLIC ON THE IMPORTANCE of SPAYING and NEUTERING, KEEPING CURRENT WITH ROUTINE VACCINATIONS, PROVIDING HEARTWORM PROTECTION for DOGS, and TESTING for AIDS and FELINE LEUKEMIA for CATS.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2006
- Location
- PO BOX 33, ROOTSTOWN, OH 44272-0033
- County
- Portage
- In care of
- % ROSE SACKS