Wet Nose Resources

1. Programs: Wet Nose Rescue is committed to working with local animal welfare groups, animal controls officers, social services and veterinarians to direct the community to resources needed by financially stressed families. It is our goal to not only us our resources for animals but to use our resources to RESCUE, REHABILITATE, & REHOME entire families and their pets. a. Community Food Bank: Helping families stay together during time of economic hardship is crucial, not only for the family, but also to the community. Wet Nose Rescues provides temporary assistance to financially stressed families with the goal of keeping animals in their home. We collect animal food and distribute it to those in the community who need it. Sometimes a family needs help just ONE time… Sometimes it’s a bit longer. And that’s okay; we are here to help the best we can. i. If you are needing assistance with animal food, please contact WNR and an application will be sent to you. It simple asks for your name, address, number of animals, breeds/age/size, how long you anticipate needing assistance and how you heard about WNR. ii. The WNR Food Bank runs completely off the kindness and generosity of compassionate donators. We are always in need of animal food donations; any brand, any size bags/cans. b. Owner Release Rehoming Program: Wet Nose Resources understands that families often struggle with the decision to give up their pets. If you are unable to keep your animal because of circumstances in your life, we can help you. c. Veterinary Care Referral Program: Wet Nose Rescue is committed to working with local animal welfare groups, animal controls officers, social services and veterinarians by taking referrals to assist financially stressed families with veterinary care. Individual cases will be shared with our Facebook community and donations will be made directly to the veterinary office where the animal is undergoing treatment. d. Boarding Assistance Program: Wet Nose Resources will take referrals from local animal welfare groups, animal controls officers, social services and veterinarians for boarding assistance. e. Education/Wellness Clinics: Wet Nose Resources will work to share with the community Education and Wellness Events hosted by other animal welfare groups and WNR. f. Fundraising for spay neuter