We are recruiting animal rescuers.
Loving and caring for animals goes without saying; but what will make you stand out from the pack?
If you don’t mind getting dirty with dog vomit, blood or mud.
Cleaning dog poo, blood and vomit is a regular affair
If you are willing to commit time to helping out and you don’t mind cancelling dinners with friends or skipping other social outings as rescue work is last minute and ad-hoc.
Having dinner with the dogs because often we rush to the kennels right after work to spend quality time with the dogs
If you can kiss and hug a stray, without worrying about getting dirty or contracting ringworms.
Spending precious weekends playing with street dogs in industrial estates
Rescued from a puppy mill
Rescue Rangers at work
If you can put your ego aside and work with different volunteers for the betterment of the dogs.
A lot of our time is spent in industrial estates, educating workers on the importance of sterilization and being kind to the animals.
You would need to start practising to be an alpha dog at a young age!
Young volunteer, Sara, helping out a a flea mart
Treating all dogs as equals, regardless of breed or background
If you don't complain about the kind of work you are given because you know that no matter what you do, everything makes a difference to the dogs, no matter how menial it may seem.
Finding joy in the things we do (feeding street dogs)
Looking at the lighter side of things
If you can work endless days and nights like us, yet still come back for more.
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| Allowing street dogs into your car! |
Eating dog food and clowning around
We would like to thank White Room Studio for graciously hosting HOPE Dog Rescue's studio shoot. Our photographer, Dan, displayed true professionalism in dealing with our doggies despite their short attention span! Our volunteers and doggies certainly had a memorable evening mingling in the cozy studio.
