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Founded July 2016. We are an Oregon based, 501c3 non-profit animal rescue organization specializing i

We are a foster based small dog rescue group working to save as many lives as possible.

10/11/2024

As I have been working some dogs in CA these last two weeks and memories of One Voice 4 Paws come up, I decided it was time for an update.

Most of my rescue friends know I moved to Texas four years ago. This is is an update of what the rescue is involved in these days:

We work diligently to assist Oregon and Washington families who reach out when they need to rehome their dogs. We either get them fostered and adopted or facilitate their rehoming. Only once have we reached out to local rescues. Thank you Match Made in Heaven for assisting with our pup last week.

We pull from Texas shelters and rehome and work closely with Camo Rescue. They assist with most of our Texas adoptions.

We pull from CA shelters and adopt out, or work with other rescues in CA to assist.

We take in street dogs.

I foster for Camo.

One Voice and I, personally network and donate to many dogs and rescues in need. I know how painful it is to need funds and to hope peeps honor their pledges.

Although there may not appear to be much action, there is a lot! Very few of these events are posted.

I wondered when I moved how this would impact the rescue. We are still working hard to walk out our Vision. It is a much bigger base and a bit harder to balance.

Thank you to all the fosters and people who assist in networking. Thank you to the recent support from MMIH, Doris Daisy Susan Patti, Ellen A Lopez, and Kay at WROC, Rhonda Jean Moynihan, Sogoian and a huge shout out to Dool and Sturgeon @ Camo Rescue, Texas. I am so happy to be part of such a great group with incredible commitment to rescue.

If I forgot anyone, I'm so sorry.. thank you all!!
We make a difference.
Here are a few photos of some of the dogs we have recently been involved in rescuing.

02/03/2024

The story of Quincy A715516
Donations needed.

Meet Quincy who I’m currently fostering for June Taylor of One Voice 4 Paws

Quincy came to the Long Beach shelter as an alleged stray. I have a hard time believing Quincy wandered out on her own, since she could barely walk with the giant mass hanging from her abdomen. It literally banged against her legs and knocked her over. I would estimate its weight at about 2 pounds.

I picked her up from the shelter on Tuesday 2/28 and drove straight to the vet.
Dr Garcia at Little Paws Animal Hospital examined her, and showed me where the mass was ulcerating. She said we had to do surgery tomorrow. The mass was literally bursting. We did full labs to prepare for the surgery the next day.
Dr Garcia instructed me to keep her as quiet as possible, not to bathe her not to cause any trauma to the mass so it didn’t start bleeding. I had a sleepless night with Quincy in my lap making sure she was still and we had no problems until the morning. I was never so grateful for 8 AM to drop her off and know that she would then be safe. Her surgery included the mass removal, a spay and a dental. It was a big day for this little girl, but she needed all of these things and of course you don’t want to put them under twice. I picked Quincy up at 5 o’clock on Wednesday and home we went. She had only been with me overnight, but was really happy to see me. I tell every dog I pull from the shelter, “I’ve got you, you’re safe no one will ever hurt you again. “
Somehow, they always believe me.
We came home and Quincy fought sleep. Every time her eyes closed she jerk them open again. Finally at 1 AM she gave up the ghost and went to sleep. She hadn’t wanted any food or water that night. The next morning she ate, took her meds and seemed happy to just rest. For the last couple of days, all systems have been go. She’s eating she’s drinking, peeing and pooping! Everything you would want after a surgery. I don’t think she can believe that that thing is gone. She can walk without falling down. She couldn’t even get into a dog bed because it would catch on the lip and she’d have to drag it in. It was a horrible thing to witness and she’s had that mass for a very long time. It did not get to that size overnight. So right now she’s very comfortable, especially compared to what she must have endured for probably years. We are waiting for the pathology to come back and pray that the mass is benign. Whatever the results we will deal with that when they come for now she is comfortable and happy, and receiving the love and care that she deserves.
I want to say thank you to Chris L Hawkes for bringing her to the publics attention. To Penny Cooper for networking her, to Ellen A Lopez for helping facilitate her rescue. A huge thank you to June Taylor for saving her and allowing me to be part of this beautiful girls journey. Also a big thank you to Dr. Garcia for realizing her immediate need for surgery and doing an amazing job to save this little girls life.
Thank you Village for your continued support. We couldn’t do it without you.

A donation of any amount towards her surgery and continued medical care would be greatly appreciated.

Donations can be made at.:
One Voice 4 Paws EIN. 81-2994434

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[email protected]
https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=F3E4JPZ3ULGQY

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June Taylor - OV4P
725 N. Noble Rd.
Texas City TX 77591

20/02/2024

This video was taken 1 mile from an animal shelter ( www.woof-n-wags.com ) in Southern Lebanon.

The shelter has over 300 dogs and needs to move to a safer area in the north. The cost to move is approx. $5,000.

I know there are many dogs in need here in the US, but this situation is extremely volatile and needs help immediately!

If you could donate anything, it would be greatly appreciated. The best way is to send to me via paypal or Venmo and I will send it Western Union to the rescue in Lebanon. If you feel more comfortable, you can send via GoFundMe, but it takes a % and takes time.

The info is as follows:

paypal.me/Jrovero or [email protected]
Venmo - (Jill Achkar)
https://gofund.me/344737e7

Please share for exposure -

Thank you very much!!!

Jill Rovero

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This video was taken 1 mile from an animal shelter ( www.woof-n-wags.com ) in Southern Lebanon. The shelter has over 300 dogs and needs to move to a safer area in the north. The cost to move is approx. $5,000. I know there are many dogs in need here in the US, but this situation is extremely volatile and needs help immediately! If you could donate anything, it would be greatly appreciated. The best way is to send to me via paypal or Venmo and I will send it Western Union to the rescue in Lebanon. If you feel more comfortable, you can send via GoFundMe, but it takes a % and takes time. The info is as follows: paypal.me/Jrovero or [email protected] Venmo - @jmra (Jill Achkar) https://gofund.me/344737e7 Please share for exposure - Thank you very much!!! Jill Rovero

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We are an small, Oregon-based 501(c)3 non profit rescue dog organization specializing in small breed dogs, run completely by Volunteers. Networking with animal shelters and other dog rescue organizations on the West Coast, One Voice 4 Paws is committed to saving as many lives as possible by helping to reduce the small breed stray and shelter dog population by providing medical care, transport and foster home care until they find a new forever home.

Donations are always welcomed, and can be made through PayPal at [email protected]