NMDOG Inc.
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Mission Statement
NMDOG is an all-volunteer, in-the-trenches, foster-based, 501(c)3 dog rescue. Established in 2011, NMDOG reaches out across the state of New Mexico to the dogs that need help the most: the chained, the abandoned, the victims of the most horrific cases of cruelty, the forgotten ones. We are their voice…sometimes their only voice! We focus our efforts on rescue, community outreach, education, rehabilitation, adoption, and networking. We work to free chained dogs from their tethered misery, to see them living inside of a warm and loving home, and educate their guardians to do better for their canine family members. We offer guardians any supplies that will help them accomplish this goal, whether it be fencing, doghouses, food, obedience training, spay/neuter, or other medical services. If guardians choose to owner-surrender their animal instead, we take these pups into our program or arrange for another reputable private rescue to take them in. For the LOVE of DOG.
About This Cause
NMDOG is an all-volunteer, 501(c)3 dog rescue unlike any other. Established in 2011, NMDOG reaches out across the state of New Mexico to the dogs that need help the most: the chained, the abandoned, the victims of the most horrific cases of cruelty, the forgotten ones. We are their voice…sometimes their only voice! We focus our efforts on rescue, community outreach, education, rehabilitation, adoption, and networking. We work to free chained dogs from their tethered misery, to see them living inside of a warm and loving home, and attempt to accomplish this by educating their guardians to do better for their canine family members. We offer guardians any supplies that will help them accomplish this goal, whether it be fencing, doghouses, food, obedience training, spay/neuter or other medical services. When guardians choose to owner-surrender their animal instead, we take these pups into our program, or arrange for another reputable private rescue to take them in. This is when the, often lengthy, process of healing and rehabilitation starts. And this is where our wonderful foster families come in. We have no shelter facility, and our foster homes allow our dogs to heal in the safe, loving environment of a real home (often the first one they have ever known) until they are whole again, and ready for forever. We are proud of the many fruitful partnerships we have established with other private rescue organizations, local animal control/welfare departments, law enforcement, and municipal shelters. We are always available to talk to municipal leaders and other groups about the importance of spay/neuter, about the dangers of chaining, and about developing more humane animal welfare standards. We are especially proud of our partnership with the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Department and its Anti-Cruelty Task Force. In order to help the many dogs in need, we rely exclusively on donations. There is a variety of ways you can help us help them, ranging from making a tax-deductible donation, shopping online with iGive activated or through Amazon Smile, donating items we need, volunteering by helping us out at events or with things we need done, to reporting a chained, neglected or abused dog that needs our help, or becoming one of our valuable foster families. Visit our website (http://www.nmdog.org) and our facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/NMDOGVillage). Browse through our many success stories (http://www.nmdog.org/happy-tails.html) to see the difference in the lives of dogs your support makes possible. (It only takes one person to throw away an animal, but it truly takes a whole Village to find them a new home!) Due to the nature of our work, not all of our endeavors end on a happy note. Heartbreak goes hand in hand with rescue. Some stories are disturbing, but this is the unfortunate reality of what we face every single day. For the LOVE of DOG