Champ, adopted and safe at home

Welcome to the first issue of our monthly newsletter! When we launched DogsInDanger way, way back in October 2007 (okay so it’s not so WAY back), we never imagined making such an impact. Yes, it seems DogsInDanger has made a difference, a difference in our lives, in the dogs’ lives, and we hope in your life. We thought it an appropriate time to step back for a moment and take an introspective look at ourselves.
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We reserved this area for the founders of DogsInDanger, thus giving us an opportunity to communicate with you directly and openly. Many of you have already donated to our cause and many more may still be planning to do so. We thought it prudent, in this first issue of the DogsInDanger newsletter to focus on the use of your donation dollars.
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Britt with adopted dogs Trudy and Carrie

Britt Gage is a busy woman with lots of responsibilities, balancing home, family and numerous philanthropic interests. But when she learned of a website called DogsInDanger and found the sad eyes of a dog named Carrie looking back at her, life for Britt suddenly changed. Scrolling through the faces of dogs scheduled to die, Britt knew it was time for action. She not only adopted Carrie from Bladen County NC, but also personally sponsored 37 other doomed dogs at the shelter to be saved! Britt paid to have the dogs vetted and transported to various rescues and homes in Florida.

The following week, Britt flew to meet Bladen County volunteers and staff in person where she adopted a second dog named Trudy.
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DogsInDanger announced today a revolutionary program to reward participating shelters with cash for posting their dogs on DogsInDanger.com. “We were always looking for a way to give something back to the shelters that have shown so much courage by working with us” said Brenda Bush of DogsInDanger.

The innovative program grants one dollar for each dog that is posted on the site regardless of whether the dog is adopted, rescued or euthanized.
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	Did you know The use of gas chambers and other extreme kill methods are still used in many states.

In the land of Pawer

Just what is PawerSquad, and why can’t we spell “power”? Well my friends, we never claimed to be the best at spelling, we remain content at being the best at “getting things done.”
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