Time is of the essence. We must start looking at the mountain of challenges more seriously.
FAQ:
What is the MISSION?
We want to create better living environment for these canine dysfunctional behavior dogs, they desperately need to have their own safe place to call a sanctuary.
Who are the Pawcasso Dogs?
The Pawcasso dogs were previously rejected by society. They are living with complex dog personalities and social challenges, all of which require varying levels of support.
Where is the ideal location?
We will be looking for a semi rural location in Central Oregon; where neighbors will not be an issue and there will be less distractions from people walking by with their kids or pets. The location must have a reliable vet clinic within 30 miles.
When is the deadline?
The next six months are critical & will be the deciding factor if we can continue being the guardians for these Pawcasso dogs or not. We are racing against time to prevent all these dogs becoming homeless. They are currently being boarded & due to recent changes in the facility’s management, the challenges to keep the dogs routines have become greater if not impossible to manage. We have to admit, the chance to find any other group who can accept these dogs’ flaws & give them the undivided attention as we do, is not that good, since these Pawcasso dogs are NOT adoptable & have a variety of behavioral issues.
How to help these Pawcasso dogs?
Our goal is to set up the first Pawcasso Artist Sanctuary in the United States. We need to raise a minimum of $200K to acquire a small piece of land for a permanent roof over their heads.
We are asking everyone to start to think outside the box & have other friends to join us on this fight together. We really need you to be the Pawcasso dogs’ ambassadors. Please privately reach out to friends, host a fundraiser for these Pawcasso dogs, send/handout some Pawcasso Raise the Woof Campaign postcards & brochures to friends & colleagues.
Why is this important?
We believe every dog has its gift. Our team strives to challenge public perception