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American Bullmastiff Association Rescue American Bullmastiff Association Rescue Service would like to thank the following individuals who have donated in memory of Benjamin Plante:
Martha Bosworth
Mike and Michelle McGovern
Kathy McAlister
Sherry Boldt
Alan Kalter and Chris Lezotte
Kelly Marsh
Anita MIgday and Ira Kaplan
Virginia Rowland
Paul & Kimberly Cormier
Larry and JoAnn Dawson
Melissa Bausman
Penny LaFetra
Melanie Porter
Allen & Rise Rosen
James & Martha Trifiro
Cathy & Larry Trombetta
Laura Flanigan
Patricia Snyder
Myrl Graham
John & Pamela Reali The Estate of Christine Balch
Thank you to these very generous supporters of ABA Rescue! Donate to ABARS in memory of a lost loved one who was a friend to the breed:
Donations are needed for the ABA Rescue Raffle. Contact Janet Abel to make a donation and help Bullmastiffs in need.
If you can volunteer by fostering, identifying,or transporting dogs in need, please contact Virginia Rowland at blackslate@aol.com and volunteer! We are always looking for new volunteers to join the American Bullmastiff Association Rescue family! Bullyopoly games now for sale! See the "Rescue Storefront" for more information. ABARS Rescue Bracelets
Purchase your bracelets using our Paypal account: abarescue@gmail.com or sending a cheque to Kim Penque at:
Kim Penque
5 Glenwood Circle
Attleboro, MA 02703
Pricing is one for $3, two for $5, $1.50 shipping, plus .25 for each additional bracelet ordered. DOGS IN NEED The dog(s) below need expensive medical care before they can become someone's beloved pet. ABA Rescue is committed to paying veterinary expenses for all the dogs being fostered, however, your help continues to makes this possible. Won't you consider donating to help defray the costs?
 ABA Rescue would like to sincerely thank Pet Pointe, Inc. for its generous support of ABA foster dogs through their donation of thousands of pounds of dog food.
GIVE ME $5 FOR FOOD!
Click on the paypal button below or mail check to: ABA Rescue Association, PO Box 300 Templeton, MA 01468-0300 ABA Rescue Information and Background
The American Bullmastiff Association Rescue Service's (ABARS) mission is to find homes for unwanted Bullmastiffs that come from shelters or are owner surrenders from people whose lifestyle or financial situation has changed. Occasionally ABARS will get Bullmastiffs that have been abandoned at a local veterinarian's office or from a good citizen that has found the dog and exhausted all means to locate the dog's owner. ABARS is not a placement service for our members' unwanted or returned dogs.We do accept owner surrenders from people who have purchased their dogs at pet shops or backyard breeders, but most of the dogs we place are of unknown origin and unknown age. ABARS will not rehome a Bullmastiff that has any history of aggression to adults or children. ABARS cannot accept for placement dogs that are Bullmastiffs mixes - we only take dogs that are known to be Bullmastiffs or can be represented as such. The Bullmastiffs are neutered or spayed before they are adopted and receive all the vet care they need so they can be represented as being in good health. We rarely have dogs under six months of age and the average age of the dogs we place is around 2 years. Anyone interested in adopting a dog must first complete and return the adoption application to the National Rescue Coordinator Virginia Rowland. We prefer that it be done on line if at all possible. Anyone adopting a dog must pay a fee which will reimburse the Rescue Service for the expenses involved in adopting the dog from the shelter and getting the necessary veterinary attention. The fee normally is $400 with reduced fees for elderly dogs. ABA Bullmastiff Rescue is full of incredible success stories! On our Rescue Heroes Page, we've highlighted a few dogs and owners who have achieved big! Please consider donating to rescue using PayPal! Every donation helps to get these wonderful dogs into the loving homes they deserve! * All proceeds from the sales benefit Bullmastiff Rescue. Thank you for your support! If you are in Canada, please see the Bullmastiff Rescue of Canada Website. |
