Ways you can help

Every day One Love Animal Rescue and Sanctuary is doing its best to help animals overcome unfortunate situations. Whether they are saved from euthanasia at a shelter, found homeless in the streets, in need of medical care, or surrendered by an owner who can’t keep them, One Love steps in to help.

But, we couldn’t do any of this without our amazing volunteers and fosters. One Love runs 100% on the hard work of our team of animal loving people who generously donate their time. No matter how big or small the time commitment you can spare to make is, One Love can use the help. Even an hour of your time can help save a life!

Foster

You provide the space, love and attention, One Love does the rest. Fostering means allowing an animal into your home and caring for it like it’s one of your own temporarily while they search for a forever home.

There is no cost to fostering and you never need to leave your home. One Love can cover all of the animal’s expenses and will handle the transportation, promotion and adoption process.

Fostering is the best way to make an immediate impact and saves lives. The more foster homes we have available, the more animals we can help.

Volunteer

Being a volunteer is rewarding and has benefits that extend beyond just helping an animal find a home. Not only are you saving their lives, but often times you will find that the One Love animals can also enrich your life while you are working to help them through a tough situation.

One Love has many different volunteer opportunities available and we are always looking for new additions to our volunteer team. Check out our volunteer page to find the opportunity that is right for you. Keep in mind, all volunteer positions are highly flexible and all activities qualify for community service hours for anyone in need.

Educate

If aren’t currently in a place to do support us in any of the above ways, spread the word about our programs and mission! The more we know, the better we do. Check out our resources page to help educate others about animal welfare and how our programs are helping.