AUSSIE RESCUE SAN DIEGO INC
EIN 86-2389338 · Animal Protection & Welfare (D20)
What they do
DURING 2025, PROGRAM SERVICES of AUSSIE RESCUE SAN DIEGO WERE DEVOTED to THE RESCUE, BEHAVIOR REHABILITATION, VETERINARY TREATMENT and REHOMING of OVER 219 DOGS. 24 HARD-TO-PLACE DOGS WERE BROUGHT INTO FOSTER HOMES SUPPORTED BY AUSSIE RESCUE SAN DIEGO. HERE THEY RECEIVED CARE and TREATMENT AS NEEDED to BE SUCCESSFULLY ADOPTED INTO THEIR FOREVER HOME. PROGRAMS WERE CREATED and EXPANDED to EDUCATE and ASSIST OWNERS, ALLOWING DOGS to SAFELY STAY IN THEIR CURRENT HOMES. COMMUNITY EVENTS and SOCIAL OUTREACH WERE DONE to BUILD LASTING RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN OWNERS and THEIR DOGS. OVER 200 DOGS WERE HELPED THROUGH CANINE ASSESSMENT, OWNER COACHING and REHOMING ASSITANCE GIVEN to THOSE NEEDING to RELINQUISH THEIR DOG. ROBUST SOCIAL CAMPAIGN DONE to FEATURE WEEKLY POSTS of DOGS AT OVERCROWDED SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ANIMAL SHELTERS.
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ContactGERI DIMEGLIOVice President
Mailing address4364 BONITA RD 361, BONITA, CA 91902-1421
Main phone(619) 987-2745 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
- June 2021
- County
- San Diego
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