Rescue A Dog From Guam
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Guam is a rabies-free island, and therefore no quarantine is needed for our dogs to travel! We hope you find the newest addition to your family with us!
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Why our dogs need your help...
Guam is an island located in the Western Pacific, about 33 miles long and 8 miles wide. This small island has about 25,000 stray dogs that we call "boonies". There is only one animal shelter on island, which can hold 100 dogs and 35 cats, but receives over 400 animals a month! Spay and neuter programs haven’t been enough to help prevent so many homeless pets. Many animal lovers on the island become foster parents in order to save as many lives as possible from euthanasia, however, there just aren't enough homes for them all! With Guam being a rabies-free island, quarantine is not required, so sending them overseas is a much easier process than other countries! All of the foster parents of dogs on this page are willing to do the logistics to get their dog on a flight. The biggest hurdle is finding off-island homes and paying for airfare. We can work with you to raise money for flight costs, but as individual volunteers ourselves, we aren’t able to cover the costs on our own. Most of the boonies on Guam are small to medium-sized breed mixes, and very affectionate! They will be coming to you from a loving foster home, with foster parents looking forward to hearing from you! Please message us if you are interested in learning more about any of the adorable dogs you see on our page, and we will put you in touch with their foster family! Thank you for being interested in rescuing dogs from Guam, and helping us save lives!
*The above photo is of a litter of puppies found dumped at a local beach park. They have all since found wonderful homes!
