Adopt Your Pet from a Dog Rescue!
Adopt a pet from Waymaker Rescue and add love to your life.
Adopt Your Pet from a Dog Rescue!
Adopt a pet from Waymaker Rescue and add love to your life.
What We Do at Waymaker Rescue
Spay/Neuter
Spay/Neuter
Spay/Neuter
Waymaker Rescue spays/neuters all the dogs we rescue as soon as they are old enough. In addition, we can help you find affordable spay/neuter services in Cherokee and Adair Counties. Contact us if you need assistance.
Rescue
Spay/Neuter
Spay/Neuter
Waymaker Rescue helps to rescue stray dogs in Cherokee and Adair Counties. Click below to learn how we can help you with a stray or if you need to surrender your dog to be re-homed.
Foster
Spay/Neuter
Foster
Waymaker Rescue desperately needs short term foster homes for our stray dogs. Our goal is to get stray dogs medical treatment and into a foster home as quickly as possible. We immediately start trying to home the dog, which can be through dog rescues in other states that need dogs. Our goal is for a foster to have a dog for 2-3 months maximum.
Ways to Give
Waymaker Rescue is a 501(c)(3) so all donations are tax-deductible and help us achieve our mission. Here's how you can help us to spay/neuter stray dogs and find these dogs a forever home!
About Waymaker Rescue
Our Mission
Our mission is to rescue abandoned, abused, and neglected dogs and to facilitate needed services of food, spay/neuter, medical care, and temporary housing. We partner with local veterinarians and fosters to provide these needed services while we work to find permanent, caring homes for each dog. In addition, we create public awareness on the importance of spay/neuter, medical, and nutritional care for pets in our local community.
Our Team
We are a group of individuals who found each other because we were all individually rescuing dogs, posting about dogs, or had prior experience in dog rescue. We all have a great love & passion for dogs! With so much in common, we joined forces to have strength in numbers!
Our Programs
- Subsidize Spay/neuter services for animals belonging to income-qualified pet owners
- Partner with transport services to relocate dogs to out-of-state dog rescues with low dog populations
- Intervene in animal hoarding and abuse cases, working with area law enforcement and other rural rescue operations
- Work collaboratively with other rescues, shelters, animal welfare organizations, and out-of-state adoption partners to make sure that unwanted animals find forever homes.
- Maintain a major presence on social media, providing public education about pet overpopulation, responsible pet ownership, and animal welfare.
Our Wonderful Sponsors!!!
