Friday, January 24 The Team Went Down to Georgia Rescue Rebuild, together with Red Rover, is working on building safe spaces for survivors and their pets all across the country. Their most recent build was in Georgia.
Monday, December 16 Building a Brighter Future for Tennessee Pets Every year, thousands of pets end up back in shelters because their owners are unable to properly care for them. A shelter in Knoxville, TN is working to fix that and Rescue Rebuild is helping!
Thursday, November 21 All Kennel and No Play Makes Pets Dull Boys (and Girls) With no dog play yards or cats rooms, the pets at Lifeline Animal Project in Atlanta were getting a little bored waiting for their forever homes. That's why Rescue Rebuild built some fun for these pups and kitties!
Tuesday, October 8 Rebuilding to Keep Families Together Rescue Rebuild helped Safe Voices create a pet-friendly space during their last build.
Tuesday, October 1 Leave No Family Behind GreaterGood.org’s Rescue Rebuild program is working to keep people safe by renovating domestic violence shelters to be pet-friendly.
Thursday, September 5 Visiting the Garden State Walk out of the doors of Liberty Humane Society (LHS) and you won’t have to look hard to see Lady Liberty herself overlooking the shelter.
Tuesday, July 9 Volunteers, Fences, & Bears—Oh, My! Thanks to your donations and the help of local volunteers, our Rescue Rebuild team was able to help The Wild Animal Sanctuary build a 300-acre enclosure for at-risk bears.
Monday, June 17 Two Builds, One Trip The Rescue Rebuild team visited St.Louis for not one, but TWO build projects!
Tuesday, June 11 On the Road Again It's no secret that GreaterGood.org's Rescue Rebuild team is often on the road. Luckily they love what they do and want to help anywhere they can... meaning they get to drive their trailer all over the country.
Wednesday, May 15 No Paw Left Behind By Kimberly Spina, Rescue Rebuild Program Manager Nearly 50% of pet-owning women delay leaving an abusive home because they are afraid for the lives of their pets. Seventy-one percent of pet-owning women entering women’s shelters reported that their batterer had injured, maimed, killed or threatened family pets for revenge or to psychologically control victims (National […]