Rescue4All

Rescue4All R4A is a 501c3 nonprofit dog rescue offering safe refuge, rehabilitation, & foster care to set them up for success to find adoptive homes. Tax ID 46-3728964

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Rescue4All, a name inspired by the last line of the Pledge of Allegiance, stands for a unique mission: 'And justice for all.'

The Rescue for All Pledge of Animal Allegiance:

'We

pledge Allegiance to the animals suffering from cruelty and neglect. We are a refuge that exists to help you, to save you. One caring safe haven, enduring, with love and Rescue 4 All!'
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From our founder, Jamie McAtee:

As the founder of Rescue4All, I am, first and foremost, an animal advocate. I believe that animals are not mere property or commodities, but living, feeling beings deserving of the best care. My mission is to educate people about the resources available to help them care for their animals and the importance of spaying and neutering. I am a relentless fighter against animal cruelty, neglect, and abuse. I firmly believe that Humans are the ONLY Monsters and that we can do better by the animals of this earth. I am determined to make a world where animal cruelty is just a sad memory. Animals are a lifetime commitment for their ENTIRE life. There are always exceptions to every rule, but those are very rare. Just because you are moving doesn't mean you bail on your animals. I decided to start Rescue4All because there are so many animals in need and so many people who simply do not know better. I am here to stand up for ALL animals. That is the unwavering mission of Rescue4All!
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At Rescue4All, we do not discriminate. We provide assistance to animals of all kinds, from those with injuries, illnesses, serious medical conditions, genetic defects like megaesophagus, to those with behavioral issues. Regardless of age, we are here to offer a helping hand and a safe place. The more financial support we receive from you, the more lives we can save! Thank you for opting to Adopt & help us keep the living Alive! Rescue4All is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization solely funded by donations. Website: www.rescue4all.org

06/24/2026

Something is very wrong in the rescue world and most people have no idea it's happening.

Animals are being used.
Not saved. Used.

"Rescue" influencer accounts who have figured out that animals in need are the most effective grift that exists.

You will believe the story.
You will give.
You will follow.
You will share.
You will defend them.
You will never question them.
They know this.
The money reflects it.

Hundreds of thousands of dollars. Sometimes millions in donations.

None of it requires any animals to live, survive, let alone thrive. It only requires you to believe they will.

Here is the red flag nobody talks about: the intake is the content. The dramatic pull, the tearful caption, the share-worthy moment. That is what you see. That is what you are meant to see.

But where do those animals go after the camera stops? Can you find them six months later? Do you know if they are alive?

Because a real rescue can answer that. Every day. For every single dog.

Real rescues show you the daily life. The dogs who have been there for years. The ones who are not adoptable. The ones who are special needs. The ones who are just waiting for their forever family. They do not take in more than they can care for because the dogs already there are not a footnote. They are the mission.

These accounts are not rescuers who found an audience. They are content creators who found out that unwanted shelter dogs pay better than anything else they tried.

And they are counting on you never asking what happened to them? Where are they now?

Your compassion is not the problem. But you are not just donating money. You are choosing to follow bad actors that are playing a rescue role as who decides the fate of those animals that are a promotional stunt to get money.

Ask the hard questions. Demand real answers. Donate local.

06/22/2026

After cleaning two buildings, doing our 3 mile pack walk, and the feeding the 68 dogs here at the Refuge ….then we can do a little bit of relaxing 🫶

Happy Sunday ☺️

👉 find out more at www.rescue4all.org

We can’t do what we do without you 🤟

06/21/2026

Let me take you back to 2008-2009 which were by far the hardest times and lowest points of my life.

I had no way of knowing that losing everything I thought was important would turn out to be the most eye opening experience to what really matters.

Had I not lost the illusion of everything and experienced being unemployed and not being able to find a paying job, Rescue4All would not exist.

Volunteering at a shelter and using that as my reason to get up and do something that I could channel into my daily “job” taught me so much.

Before October 17, 2009 I had no idea that kittens could be euthanized because they had skin fungus.

I just heard kittens needed a safe place otherwise they were going to be euthanized and without any hesitation I said yes.

I did not know then that being a "ringworm foster parent" was an extreme rarity.

Knowing that I was all in! I converted one of my spare bedrooms into a kitty quarantine room for them to have a home-like environment with a cat tree, kitty condos, scratching posts, and shelving for them to perch on to enable them to have activity while they were on the road to recovery.

Getting them gathered in crates and transporting them to the shelter for sulfur dippings (a treatment to kill the ringworm fungus) was a weekly commitment, but it was one of the most straightforward choices to make because their lives matter and are worth saving.

I am proud to say from 2009 to 2012 I fostered 91 cats and kittens with ringworm who went on to find their forever homes.

What you think is the worst time in your life just might be the thing that is preparing you for your biggest and best times.

We can’t do what we do without you!! 🤟

👉 Become a monthly sponsor and find out more at www.rescue4all.org/donate

06/20/2026

Have you ever seen a happier group of water loving foster dogs who once were unwanted and had no where to go who are now living a dogs dream on 10 acres with their own 300 gallon pool?

Yeah, me neither 😉🥰

👉 Find out how you can help support Rescue4All at www.rescue4all.org/donate

We can’t do what we do without you 🤟

06/18/2026

When we say yes to bringing a dog into R4A it’s for their lifetime.

The Refuge can never replace a real home but the day I say yes to a dog I am committed to keep them safe, healthy, and fulfilled.

Our ultimate goal is to find their forever home, but some take longer than others.

Bonded husky brothers Dakota and Cody are two sweet 8 year old gentlemen now, but back in June 2021, they were owner surrendered together when they were 3 years old.

They have been here at the Refuge in our foster program since.

They have the sweetest bond and absolutely love one another 💕

👉 Find out more about how to adopt or sponsor Cody & Dakota at www.rescue4all.org

06/18/2026

Foster dogs Ziggy & Felicity just here so you can tell them how cute they are 💗 Foster because it saves lives. Adopt because it saves more lives. We can’t do what we do without you 🤟

06/16/2026

Just wait for it…. Poor Cookie ….good thing Harry didn’t try to claim squatters rights 🤭 (PS the hole/tunnel/cave was a group project over many years) Find out more about R4A in our bio and we would love your support at www.rescue4all.org/donate We can’t do what we do without you! 🤟

06/16/2026

Poor Cookie ….good thing Harry didn’t try to claim squatters rights 🤭

(PS the hole/tunnel/cave was a group project over many years)

Find out more about R4A in our bio and we would love your support at www.rescue4all.org/donate

We can’t do what we do without you! 🤟

06/14/2026

There is always a million chores around the Refuge. Limbing (pruning the lower branches) trees and trimming the grass around the base is just one of what feels like a never ending to do list on 10 acres…. But don’t you worry it was a team effort with all my helpers!

06/14/2026

Something you may not know is that we regularly take R4A dogs up to visit the residents of Vineyard Park South Hill

This was back on Valentine’s Day and as you can see everyone loved it!

Be the bright spot in someone’s day it will make your whole life better when you think less about yourself and focus on others.

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Spokane, WA
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