St. Rocco Foundation rescued, in August, a mother and her 11 newborns from the kill list of the high kill facility of Big Spring, Texas. They are growing and will be available for adoption before the end of the year! Please contact us if you can open your home and your heart and give a puppy its “furever” home. Also, fostering and rescue is expensive. Please help us with your donations if you are able.
Our black 4-5 month old mix lab twins from big spring Texas where adopted today, and went to their forever home. the adopters recently lost their lab to old age and could not be more grateful for the pair, which they named Mamma and Mia. the couple realized right from the start of the adoption process, that the twins are bonded for life and are inseparable, and has suggested to adopt them together. We could not be happier. have a wonderful life Mamma and Mia!
And remembering their rescue from the kill shelter…
St Rocco Foundation shares regular video and images of Clarence the Frenchie and friends, owned by Jim, a SRF member in Portland, Oregon.
Great News! These two precious souls have been saved!
St. Rocco Foundation has rescued, during last week of August, a mother and her 11 newborns from the kill list of the high kill facility of Big Spring, Texas. Please help us with your donations. Thank you.
Jon Mancinetti is an SRF member and created a feature film about fostering.
We hope you will visit the film’s website, http://lossandfoundmovie.com, and learn more about it.
The website has the trailer you can watch, and the tour dates listed as well, with ticket links.
Freedom pic – out of the gas facility!
This is Howie. Howie was about to be gassed to death in a high kill shelter in Utah. An SRF member had noticed his pleading face, read the small letters which mentioned, just like that, a “gas chamber,” and called her SRF friends, whom together, rescued little senior Howie. One of our members in Utah drove six hours, all together, to get Howie from the shelter, in the very last moment and get him to Four Paws rescue group in Utah, who agreed to take the treatment of little Howie from that point on. Howie was diagnosed, thanks to Four Paws care for him with Cushing disease. Howie was adopted to the best of homes and is living the good life today. However, it wasn’t a nice or easy rescue operation, nor an evident one. Working with people who gas dogs to death is part of what we do. We cannot do this without your help. Please donate today to St. Rocco Foundation, so we can rescue more dogs like little Howie, and build our enterprise, 100% dedicated to these forgotten dogs.
Howie- turns out kill facilities still gas dogs to death. Howie was rescued by SRF members and was then delivered to Four Paws rescue in Utah.