CUTEODYSSEY'S DOGGIE RESCUE is an all volunteer organization dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and re-homing of abused, abandoned and neglected dogs. We are also a doggie hospice.
Cuteodyssey Rescue is primarily a Shih Tzu Rescue (although we do take other breeds and mixes), located in S Cali. We are a 501(c)(3) non profit organization, tax ID number: 27-441-9788. We love dogs and we love to see them enhance a life. Our goals are two-fold. First, we want to save shelter dogs and secondly, we want your life to be improved by matching a wonderful dog to a safe, loving and caring family. No one should have to live without a furry little friend, when there are so many of these little munchkins needing loving homes.
Mission and Vision
-To rescue abandoned, abused and injured domestic animals, rehabilitate them, have them vaccinated, spayed or neutered and and Place in Loving, Caring, Lifelong Homes.
-To enhance our local community by offering programs involving animals that benefit disabled persons, children, and the elderly.
-To increase public awareness of the companion animal overpopulation issue and provide solutions to end the killing of adoptable animals.
Cuteodyssey is an organization which was established to help people re-home their pets and offer support to pet owners.
Cuteodyssey's mission is to offer a loving sanctuary to animals who are unwanted or who's owners are unable to care for them until permanent caring homes are found for those animals. If a new home is not found for an animal it will remain at Cuteodyssey until the end of it's natural life.
Cuteodyssey will not judge a person for re-homing their animal, while the main focus of the organization is given to people who can not care for their pets for reasons of health, disability, homelessness or custodial sentence. Animals will be taken and re-homed for any other reason if this is what their owner requests.
Cuteodyssey will ensure all people who adopt their pet from Cuteodyssey are knowledgeable in the care and welfare of that animal and will be on hand for help and advice throughout the rest of that pet's life.
We provide a safe haven for Shih Tzus (see definition below). We "rescue" dogs that are:
* culled from puppy mill and back yard breeder stock
* that can not be placed by traditional shelters for health or behavior issues or are at the end of their time in high-kill shelters
* found as strays
* confiscated from abusive owners
* deemed no longer desirable or supportable by their owners.
To that end:
1. We provide food and shelter by placing the dog in foster homes, where their needs can be meet by a foster family within a home environment for as long as necessary, 2. We provide medical attention, regardless of the amount required, to restore their health. For those dogs that are terminal we will make them as comfortable as possible and provide the best quality of life attainable for the remainder of their lives.
3. We provide LOVE, something many of these dogs have never experienced in their lives.
4. We rehabilitate dogs that have either physical or behavior issues.
5. We find forever homes for the dogs taken into rescue, once they are healthy and rehabilitated.
6. We provide educational information to prospective dog owners
7. We actively work toward the elimination of puppy mills and backyard breeders that inflict so much pain on our friends
8. We work with shelters and other rescues to get our friends out of harms way and into safe environments.
Specialization
Adoption Policy
If you see a little one that you'd like to adopt, please fill out an application. We get quite a lot of email, so please be patient with us, as we do try to get back to each and every person. (We don't monitor our message machine very well, but we do monitor our email). If we feel that you would be a good match for one of our little ones, we will phone or email you and make an appointment for you to see the dog. All dogs are shown in our home by appointment. We, generally, do not adopt our little ones to families with children. Our babies are children themselves and deserve your full attention.
https://cuteodyssey.org/adopt/
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