ESKIE RESCUERS UNITED AMERICAN ESKIMO DOG RESCUE
EIN 33-1077303 · Animal Protection & Welfare (D20)
What they do
Our Mission is to Help American Eskimo Dogs Who Are In Need of Rescue. Our Goals Are To: Reduce The Population of American Eskimo Dogs In Shelters, Humane Societies, and In Rescue. Raise Awareness About The Problem of Unwanted American Eskimo Dogs and Prevent It By Discouraging Indiscriminate Breeding. Protect American Eskimo Dogs From Abuse and Cruelty. Prohibit Any American Eskimo Dog From Being Adopted or Released for The Purpose of Research or Experimental Use. Operate As A Functional Rescue Organization That Will Take In and Provide The Proper Shelter, Veterinarian Care, Training, Socialization, Rehabilitation, and Placement Into Caring and Responsible Homes. Network With Other Rescue Organizations (pure-breed and All-breed) to Draw Attention to American Eskimo Dogs In Need of Rescue When We Are Unable to Take Them Into Our Rescue (due to Resource Constraints or Other Concerns). Cooperate With Local and State Laws In Every State With Their Activities Related to The Rescue and Care
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ContactVickie TaylorTreasurer
Mailing address8808 HARKATE WAY, RANDALLSTOWN, MD 21133-4236
Main phone(410) 258-5009 Contact phone(765) 717-5206 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- July 2004
- County
- Baltimore
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