Wire Fox Terrier Rescue Midwest Help Donate Foster Home

Wire Fox Terrier Rescue Midwest is an independent 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. We are funded solely by our adoption fees, donations and fundraising activities. The adoption fee only defrays a portion of the medical expenses for each dog. We receive no Federal, State or Local funding and we are not affiliated with any other group or organization. We truly appreciate All donations no matter how small.

Inform and educate the public about Rescue - relay how and where to find us. Investigate the internet and news publications for shelter listings, animal control posts, craigslist and classified ads for Wire Fox Terriers who need help or owners who need our assistance and perhaps do not know we exist. Should you locate a Wire Fox Terrier in trouble, please contact us right away as time is so crucial. Spread the word how important Rescue is and that adopting is the way to go - not shopping.

Wire Fox Terrier Rescue Midwest makes every effort to help any dog in need whether in our area or many states away. We rescue numerous Wire Fox Terriers turned away by others either due to their condition, age or because they may require extensive vet work. We welcome your donation - no matter how small and all donations are used solely for the benefit of the Rescue Wires. We honor all specific requests, designations and memorial donations. If we solicit funding for a special needs Wire Fox Terrier and the collected amount is over and above the final medical bill, we request permission to use the donation for another Wire Fox Terrier or whether you wish it returned. We are a dedicated and honest Rescue whose passion is helping animals. We network with other Rescue groups and individuals to pull, save and transport dogs in need across the United States.

With today's economy and times, everyone is cautious with their funds and charitable alotment. Assurance that their donation is going to a good and reputable cause is very important. Fiscal responsibility is a key component in our Mission Statement - which can be viewed on the Home Page. A legitimate and responsible nonprofit Rescue organization will: File yearly tax returns and financial statements; Report ALL income received - including adoption fees, contributions, grants and fundraising amounts; Procure, disburse and Itemize all expenses, including veterinary services, procedures, medications and other rescue related expenses. There are organizations that are assistance based and only supply funds or grants to other individuals or other nonprofits who qualify under their guidelines. Many national clubs with members who solicit and only report contributions have limited structure on who and where these funds are distributed such as only catatrophic cases that the Board of Directors has voted on and approved to provide assistance. Many are organized under 501(c)(3) regulations which allows the public to view and request financial statements to determine where and on what their donations are utilized for. The public sector has many options to research if not sure whether to make a donation. www.guidestar.org is an excellent reference for nonprofit organizations.