This is Ramsey. He came in as a stray to Isle Of Wight County Animal Shelter in Virginia. The fine folks there made him this temporary PVC cart that you see in the picture below. He is also the next pup to get a cart from us. Thanks to the generosity of our donors, Rescued Rollers is preparing a new wheelchair for … Continue reading →
Falco is an 11 year old German Shepherd Dog with very severe arthritis in North Carolina. We shipped him out an extra large cart and a full-body lift harness today thanks to the generosity of our donors. He should be mobile before the weekend! Your donations make the world a better place, one dog and one family at a time. … Continue reading →
Ms Brooklyn got her quad cart! This wouldn’t have happened without our partnership with Gunnar’s wheels, and everyone who supported this beautiful girl. Thanks everyone. It’s another “Win” for the most deserving dogs! UPDATE ON BROOKLYN! ! A PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS!!! Thank you to Gunnar’s wheels, Rescued Rollers, wheelchairs for dogs, Diana Palumbo (and her foundation), and Patty … Continue reading →
Some of you have attended our classes on Caring for Special Needs Pets. Some of you have seen the pictures. We’ve taken Ranger to these classes in his wheelchair to act as Ambassador for Special Needs Pets. Now, we’d like you to meet Hope. Hope is a 1 year old blind and deaf border collie that we adopted this week. … Continue reading →
Lillith the 8-week-old pit bull/mastiff mix was found in Ontario, Ohio, with three broken ribs and a buckshot bullet lodged in her abdomen. The injuries have left the puppy with little feeling in her back legs, which she now must drag behind her or put into a specially-designed wheelchair. Look at her go now, after your donations to Rescued Rollers … Continue reading →
Do you know who inspired our logo of a happy dog in a wheelchair? It is loosely based on our Ranger, my buddy on the right who inspired the entire idea of Rescued Rollers. And that’s our Josie on the left. Thanks for joining us on this wonderful mission.
Continue reading →Supply low-cost pet wheelchairs to animal rescue organizations, shelters, individuals and those who otherwise cannot afford them by refurbishing wheelchairs that are donated by private owners in the hopes of giving another dog the freedom of mobility, or by purchasing wheelchairs for these dogs in need through the generosity of our donors.
Continue reading →Supply low-cost pet wheelchairs to animal rescue organizations, shelters, individuals and those who otherwise cannot afford them by refurbishing wheelchairs that are donated by private owners in the hopes of giving another dog the freedom of mobility, or by purchasing wheelchairs for these dogs in need through the generosity of our donors.
Continue reading →Rescued Rollers scheduled a class at the Galion Public Library and the local newspaper, the Galion Inquirer, covered the story. Published on February 4, 2017 “The topics in the one-hour presentation will include tips and advice about caring for and communicating with senior and special needs pets that are blind or losing their sight, deaf or losing their hearing, paralyzed … Continue reading →
The Galion Inquirer featured Rescued Rollers’ special needs pets program in an article published on February 4, 2017.
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