Game Dog Guardian. It’s Our Turn To Fight For Them.

Game Dog Guardian Rescue, Inc. is a tax exempt public charity organization under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions made to GDG are deductible under Section 170 of the Code. If you would like to donate to help with the various GDG programs you may do so through paypal.  If there is something specific you would like to support please mention it in the message section on the paypal donation page.

We also have a sponsorship program for GDG rescue dogs!

SPONSOR PROGRAM:

Our sponsor program allows you to help a dog in our program whether you are near or far, and is particularly helpful if you wish you could adopt or foster but simply don't have the space or time.  The minimum sponsorship amount is $200 and that goes toward the dog's veterinary care, training equipment, and anything specific you would like the dog to have - like a fun toy or fluffy bed. 

To sponsor a dog:

1. Click on the "donate" button below,

2. Enter the donation amount (and click update total),

3. Log on to your Paypal account,

4. Click "Add special instructions to the seller" and indicate which dog you are sponsoring. Be sure to include your contact email address in the message section.

We also take donations of any amount in honor of, in memory of, or just because you care.  The perks to sponsoring a dog are that the GDG team will send you periodic updates on your sponsored dog including progress in training, pictures, and updates on events, and exactly where your money went.  If you don't have $200 to sponsor a dog, but would like to gift something specific, please note that in the special instructions section of Paypal and we will make sure the team gets that item for that particular dog.  If you would like updates, be sure to include your email address as well.

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Various expenses:

• Veterinary care of rescued dogs such as treatment for internal parasites, heartworm preventative, flea and tick preventative, spay/neuter, vaccinations or any other medical needs that may arise.
• Food and treats for rescued dogs.
• Obedience classes and socialization training programs and equipment for rescued dogs.
• Education and outreach programs in the community.