Can't Adopt or Foster? Still Want to Help? Why not Sponsor an Animal?

Many of you have let us know that you'd like to help, but just aren't in a position to adopt or foster at the moment. Now you can still help by sponsoring an Animal in our care!

Just click one of the buttons below to help feed, shelter or vaccinate a rescued animal. Then, along with an official tax-deductible receipt, we'll send you a picture of the dog or cat that is benefitting from your generosity, along with an introductory letter with their story, as well as how your donations help, and a monthly update of how they are doing, right up until they are adopted!

Some of these animals come to us in terrible condition and desperately need your help. Please help us help these animals and sponsor one today! Just click one (or more) of the buttons below. The animals will thank you.

Please note that all sponsor amounts are charged to you only once. They are NOT recurring billings.

Weekly Shelter       Monthly Shelter		Due to the lack of Foster Homes, it is sometimes necessary to shelter a rescued animal in a kennel. However, for us, this is an expensive option and not one we can always manage. We hate having to turn away animals, and do our best to take as many as we can, but with our limited funds, sometimes it's just not feasible. Please help us save an animal by giving it a week of shelter at the kennel for only $75.00. Or, if you are able, help us give an animal a month of shelter for only $300.00
Food for A Month		Just $45.00 per month feeds a foster animal. The majority of these animals come to us severely underweight, some to the point of emaciation. We can usually count their ribs and, sometimes, the vertebrae along their spines! Help us feed these starving creatures by clicking the button on the left.
Vaccinate An Animal		Most of these animals have never even seen a vet, let alone had their shots. For just $45.00, you can help immunize a foster dog against deadly diseases such as rabies, parvovirus, and heartworm, as well as all the regular vaccinations they should get.
Wellness Exam		As SOAR takes in senior dogs and strays, a wellness exam tells us how strong their internal organs are, as well as alerting us to any underlying or "invisible" problems.  This blood test and vet exam costs approximately $50.00.
Heartworm Test & Preventive Medication		As most dogs come to us unvaccinated, it is imperative we have them checked for this deadly parasite and take measures to ensure they don't end up wih them.  The average cost for the blood work and preventive medication is only $100.00 -- not a lot when you consider the life it will save.
Sterilization (Spay/Neuter)		A donation of $200.00 will help us support spaying & neutering; which in turn helps to break the cycle of pain and misery caused by uncontrolled animal births.  ALL dogs over 6 months of age are sterilized by SOAR before being adopted out.
Rescue a Dog		Your donation of $500.00 will help rescue one dog by covering all of the above expenses SOAR takes on each and everey time we bring a dog into our program.
Other Amount		ANY amount is always gratefully received; however, we can only give tax receipts for donations of $10.00 or more