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get involved helping dogs

 

Adopt

When you adopt through Diamond Dogs Rescue, you won’t just meet your new best friend. You also join a community of dog rescue families where you’ll meet new friends, get great advice about all things dogs and have a place to go when you have questions!

Foster

Fostering is a great way to directly affect a dog's life and help them find their way home. You provide a home, love and care and we provide the rest.

We’re always looking for passionate volunteers to help us save some lives!

Donate

Your financial support provides veterinary care, vaccines, food, and resources to help us save pets who have nowhere else to turn and to help keep pets and their people together.

Your support means the world to our organization and our pets.

 

Get to know us and our mission

Diamond Dogs Rescue is a local dog rescue and nonprofit organization based out of Madison, Wisconsin.

Established in early 2017, we are a 100% foster and volunteer based Wisconsin rescue, and we receive all of our funding through local community support, including business sponsorships and personal donations.

We do not have a physical location or shelter. All of our dogs are placed in foster homes where they are loved and cared for until they find their forever homes.

At Diamond Dogs Rescue, we help dogs connect with the family that they were meant to be a part of.

We also are here for those who need us most during a difficult time. When someone can no longer care for dogs they so deeply love, they can trust us to take them in, place them in a foster home and care for them until they’re ready to go to a forever home.

Because, you see, at Diamond Dogs, our goal isn’t just to help dogs. It’s also to help you.

Our mission consists of four separate, but equally important, pillars:

  1. To save dogs’ lives through adoption, spay and neuter efforts, retention and education

  2. To provide our dogs with every opportunity to find a safe and loving home

  3. To base all of our decisions on compassion and the guidance of a caring professional

  4. To maintain the highest ethical standards toward animals and their humans