DAWG Plans Another Life Saving Journey
“In Santa Barbara County, finding thirty Chihuahuas homes could take as long as a year,” commented Emily Grossheider, Shelter Director at DAWG, “It is such a wonderful program to be able to spare these little lives while making families in Montana so happy and freeing room in our local shelters that are hurting so much.”
DAWG is seeking community support to conduct another trip in June. The group has set a goal to transport fifty dogs this time, each of which will cost about $150 to cover the medical and transport costs. Individuals are encouraged to donate online at www.sbdawg.org/donate or by sending a check to 5480 Overpass Road, Santa Barbara, 93111. All donations are tax deductible and will be used to save these lives and many more.
DAWG (Dog Adoption and Welfare Group) is a no-kill, nonprofit dog rescue whose goal is to reduce the euthanasia of adoptable dogs in Santa Barbara County by saving dogs at risk. DAWG is the only no-kill dog shelter in Santa Barbara County and is completely funded by private donations and grants.
