General Donations to support the rescue and dogs in their care

If you would like to support the rescue in general, there are a few ways you can help.  

In CANADA: Donations can be made via e-Transfer directly to the rescue email address.  guideushome@shaw.ca

Tax receipts will be issued if you would like one.

In the UNITED STATES:  Donations can be made through PayPal using email:  guideushome@shaw.ca or rescue.guideushome@gmail.com

You can select a one time donation or select a monthly re-occurring donation.

Summer is an approximately 1 year old female German Shepherd Dog.  She was picked up as a stray in San Bernadino and nobody came to claim her.

Zeke is approximately 10 years old.  He landed in a high kill shelter and spent two months there waiting for someone to get him out.  That day finally came when he joined our team.

Cappuccino is a young lad tha was picked up by animal control in San Bernadino, California.  He is emaciated  and it's believed he was in an abusive and neglectful environment.  

Brie is approximately 4 years old.  She was picked up as a stray in San Bernadino, California.  She sat there for a month in her tiny cage and waited for her people to come for her.  Nobody did.  She's very timid and scared and with some good decompression time, she should bounce back and be the gorgeous, regal dog she should be.

Spot was picked up as a stray and nobody claimed him.  He sat in the Riverside high kill shelter for 60+ days.  He was on the kill list with another 130+ dogs and I saw him in the nick of time.  He's approximately 9 months old, people and dog friendly. He's quite small and on intake he weighed 21 pounds.

Samuel is approximately 8 months old.  He apparently followed a lady home from the store and when she saw his serious neck injury she called Animal Control.  He landed in the San Bernadino high kill shelter.

Charlie is a product of serious abuse and neglect.  He was surrendered into a high kill shelter in deplorable condition and the vet was amazed he was still alive.  I had him pulled and whisked off to a vet hospital where he spent a full month undergoing extensive testing and treatment.  That first bill was 4 thousand dollars.  Charlie to date has cost 22 thousand dollars to help un-do what another sub-human did to him.  Charlie has ongoing medical needs and due to the monthly cost of his medications (400+), he will not be available for adoption and will remain with the rescue.