There are several ways to volunteer: online help with communication, translation, the adoption process and documentation; caring for animals and, when needed, fostering them; and hands-on rescue work, where all places are currently filled. Tell us what you can do and how much time you have.
The first dry and wet food for a rescued animal, for its first days with us.
Scenes that are not in the public videos.
The first examination after a rescue, so we know what the animal needs.
Rescues that did not fit into the main videos.
Vaccinations, a microchip and a pet passport.
The rescue from start to finish.
Getting to the animal and on to the vet, often a long drive and more than once. Fuel is the main cost.
The adoption day and news from the new home.
Surgery, anesthesia and aftercare, and fewer puppies born on the street.
On Patreon and YouTube.
Covers a rescue from start to finish: the call, the drive, the vet, the recovery and adoption day.
Next to your name in the YouTube comments.
Donations go towards the sustainability of the whole Paw Squadron project: fuel for the long drives to the animal and on to the clinic, veterinary care and operations, food, medication and shelter while the animals recover.
Fuel, food and shelter are among our biggest expenses, and some costs cannot be planned at all, such as emergency cases and animals that need intensive care. Part of the funds is kept for exactly those moments.
Whether you give once or every month, you become part of every rescue that follows.
Rescue updates and news from the team.