Would you like a cute, waggy tail to wake up to every day in the morning? Because when you Foster, you take a homeless dog or puppy into your home and give them Love and Care all the way until they’re adopted. It’s a win for the animal shelter, the dog and you!

In our 6 years, we saved over 1,400 dogs from euthanasia in Texas, but this is just the start! Every dog we rescue reduces the burden of our Texas shelter partners. But to keep saving dogs like yours, we need your help!

When I was asked if I would write this blog I was like sure! I’d love to, then I realized, I’ve never really sat down and thought about my why.
Why do I foster and why do I volunteer with Path of hope rescue?

Each year, millions of homeless dogs are euthanized in animal shelters across the US. This number is shocking when you realize most of these dogs are adoptable.

This is how you and I can save them together!

At Path of Hope Rescue, one of our core values is transparency. We all want the happy endings where a puppy born in horrible conditions was rescued, found his perfect home and has a happily ever after. But sometimes, this isn’t the reality.

I wanted to share my “why” of volunteering for Path of Hope. I’ve been following them for a few years without really knowing how I found out about them in the first place.

Since 2018, we’ve been rescuing mother dogs and puppies from Texas animal shelters where they are at high risk of euthanasia.

Recently we partner up with Dog is My CoPilot to save dogs out of high kill shelters in Texas.

Case Managers are a huge need for animal rescues like us. You would have a roster of fosters that you would build a relationship with, and to support them in whatever they may need to be successful.

Are you looking to adopt a dog or puppy but can’t seem to find the right one? Time to look further than your local animal shelter. Path of Hope Rescue now offers long-distance adoptions!

The Southern United States has a massive, ugly problem with pet overpopulation. As a volunteer with Path of Hope Rescue for over three years, I had the opportunity to travel with them and visit some of the animal shelters in Texas.