Redstone Sponsorships
The current state of animal welfare is considered in crisis. With dogs pouring into shelters, rescues have been far over capacity for years. To make matters worse, in 2022 to 2023 we saw a drastic plumet in adoption rates. Dogs are living in rescue care for over a year on average currently. Puppies have been literally growing up and celebrating milestones in rescue care. With that, we struggle sometimes to financially balance everything.
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You may choose to sponsor a Redstone Dog - puppy, adult, or sanctuary dog - by funding their needs for the month or sending items from a sponsorship wish list via Amazon. Monthly needs include things that are simple like food, toys, or fresh bedding. As time goes by, dogs do require wellness care to be updated. The funds needed for each dog will change as that comes up.
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You may also want to send something to the Pack Sponsorship. We do roughly 4 to 6 loads of laundry every day, and each wash load gets a soap pod, color safe bleach, and laundry sanitizer added. We also need to keep our kennels clean, so we use hospital grade disinfectants on each kennel every day. Items needed may change monthly depending on the needs here at the rescue.
Zero
Sanctuary Dog
Zero is an approximately 3 year old male Husky that likely will never find permanent placement in a home. He has significant behavior concerns with resource guarding that will cause him to lash out. We are able to safely manage him here, but finding the perfect home is unlikely at this point.
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As long as Zero's quality of life remains good and he is safe for us to handle, he will remain here at the rescue.
Rosemary
Sanctuary Dog
Rosemary lived as a street dog for at least 5 to 6 years prior to coming to Redstone for rescue care. She was heartworm positive and had countless litters of puppies prior. Rose is terrified of most new things and loud noises and has extreme storm phobia. Unfortunately, it is unlikely that a family both equipped and willing to handle her behavioral needs will arise. She is also approximately 9 years old.
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As such, Rosemary is welcome to live life with us as part of our pack in our home until either this unicorn family is found or the time comes for her to cross the Rainbow Bridge.
Goliath
Adult Sponsorship
Goliath is an approximately 2 year old Anatolian Shepherd Pyrenees mix that does struggle with some anxiety. He has been passed up for adoption due to the anxiety he has and he has been no-showed on meet and greets more than once.
Luna
Adult Sponsorship
Luna is an approximately 5 year old Husky that lived the first portion of her life in a 4x4 pen and she was only given clean water and food at most once a day, usually less. She has been with Redstone for over a year and she was adopted once for a few days and quickly returned for being "out of control" and "a terrible dog". She has been here a while and would love a sponsor while waiting for someone to pick her as their new best friend.
Rufus
Adult Sponsorship
Rufus was adopted from a shelter in 2020 as a young, intact male dog that was heartworm negative. In 2022 he was returned for "no time" and he was still intact and was now heartworm positive. With capacity skyrocketing and adoption rates plummeting he was on the last call list a night we were there. Rufus will have been with us for a year in November 2023
Bronco
Adult Sponsorship
Bronco came to Redstone as a stray that went unclaimed. He is a youngster that needs to learn some basic skills and manners, but he is a very sweet boy with typical husky puppy energy.
Equinox
Adult Sponsorship
Equinox was hours from being euthanized when a volunteer said they could help get her to us from Houston. Her sister had been liberated a few weeks earlier, and Solstice has since been adopted. Equinox is a lovely little lady that is just waiting for an adopter to come around! Until then, would you like to sponsor her?
Saiph
Adult Sponsorship
Saiph is an approximately 3 year old female husky/malamute mix that is looking for a single dogs family. This makes finding placement for her hard. She has completed heartworm treatment and has recovered really well. Can you sponsor her while she continues to look for a family to have all to herself?
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Gordon
Adult Sponsorship
Gordon came to Redstone with a bullet lodged inside him, unable to walk on a hind leg, his tail was limb and nonfunctional, and he was severely emaciated. He is gaining weight and he is regaining function of both his leg and his tail, but his recovery is going to take time before he can be neutered and then go up for adoption. Would you want to sponsor this sweet boy that has been through so much? His sponsorship amount will increase by $80 in the month of August to help cover his neuter surgery.
Geo
Adult Sponsorship
Geo came to us when she and her siblings were 5 days old. She was adopted for a short time and had to come back at 6 months old due to a catastrophic event in her adoptive family. She has been with us ever since. She has been on heartworm prevention her whole life and she is just looking for a home now! If you'd like to sponsor her while she finds her home, please visit the Adult Sponsorship Wish List or her Financial Sponsorship links!
Bingo
Adult Sponsorship
Bingo made his way to Redstone after his owner was imprisoned and his caretaker stopped providing care for him. He was living on property with deceased livestock and had an old traumatic amputation of the lower half of his back leg. He underwent a formal surgical amputation of his leg, and he is currently undergoing heartworm treatment and behavioral/emotional rehabilitation. He has his own special wish list linked here and we are currently fundraising for his heartworm treatment expenses.
Gemma
Adult Sponsorship
Gemma was a stray capture when she had her litter of puppies under a shed. She had been on the run from July to November. Gemma has been with us since November 2021. Her puppies have all found placement, but because Gemma has some behavior struggles (fearful and easily spooked) she has struggled to find a home of her own. She has been in foster care during her time with us and her sponsorship will help supply her foster with food for her and for her wellness medical care.
Marid
Puppy Sponsorship
Marid came to us from a shelter with over 1000 dogs in early 2023. He has been growing up with us with no adoption interest. He is a great boy that is very outgoing and confident. If you would like to sponsor him through his puppy time with us you can visit the puppy wish list or his financial sponsorship link!
Shaitan
Puppy Sponsorship
Shaitan is Marid's twin brother that came from the same far over capacity shelter. He is the more shy of the two and he likes to snuggle more. He would love if you could send him some food from the Puppy Sponsorship Wish List link!
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Tephra
Adult Sponsorship
Tephra is a mama that got left behind when her puppies were taken in by another rescue. The shelter Tephra was in was going to start euthanizing for space soon after not having to in years... We heard her story and had to help. Unfortunately, Tephra is heartworm positive and she is undergoing heartworm treatment at this time. She will hopefully be placed up for adoption in late August 2023. If you would like to sponsor her through treatment, please click her Financial Sponsorship button!
Redstone
Pack Sponsorship
The pack sponsorship wish list is designed to be the day to day items not everyone thinks about when they think "operational needs". Occasionally you might see paper towels, copy paper, folders, file dividers, a lot of laundry supplies, nitrile gloves, pest control (snakes/ants), trash bags and other maintenance items. These are things that we need in order to keep the rescue going, keep everyone happy, and keep them clean and healthy.
Special Projects
Pack Sponsorship
Here at Redstone, we are always reaching for our next thing we can improve, the next project we can accomplish to better the lives of the rescue dogs while they are in our care. Currently we are setting out sights on building more kennel buildings and more yard space. Eventually we hope to have a very large kennel with indoor/outdoor runs and common play areas with dedicated laundry and food storage. We hope to eventually be able to double our intake capacity with a new building added to our property.
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We recently purchased a used transport van so that we can maximize the number of dogs we can take for surgery, wellness, and medical care at a time rather than having to make several trips. This van's expense was $5000 to the rescue.