MISSION STATEMENT
It is our mission to provide re-homing and medical care to displaced companion animals and to support the community in areas of humane education, behaviour counseling, the promotion of responsible pet ownership, and the needs of animals.
Animal Guardian is seeking committed volunteers to help in their upcoming Bingo. A chance to meet new people and have fun at the same time!
We are also in need of foster homes for our rescued animals.
Please call us today at 905-263-8247 to volunteer. Thank you.
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The Animal Guardian Society was founded in 1987.
Our program consists of a “pack” of dedicated individuals who volunteer their time to the cause of Animal Rescue, Adoption and Humane Education. The TAGS program is 100% volunteer, we have no paid staff. Our charity is not funded through any form of grants or government support.
The Animal Guardians raise funds to care for our animals through fundraiser's, and the generosity of animal lovers who donate. Our program routinely receives numerous requests from local animal shelters to take needy dogs. TAGS has always been known to help the dogs that no one else will, the old, the sick, the dogs that need a lot of training. We never turn away from any animal in need. Read More...
Adopting A Rescue
Pets can enrich your life. When you adopt a pet from an Animal Welfare organization, you are saving a life. You are discouraging the indiscriminate breeding of dogs for which there are simply not enough homes.
Adopting a rescue dog for your family presents a wonderful opportunity to teach your children basic values of compassion and caring, and also about the value of second chances.
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Happy Tails
The Happy Tails pages are devoted to animals adopted through our rescue. It is with great pride, big smiles and even some tears that we are able to present these pages. We hope they warm your heart just as they warm ours. All animals deserve a happy ending in a loving home.
Have you adopted a dog or cat through The Animal Guardian Society? We love to get updates, send us your pictures and stories and we will feature your pet in this section. Read more...
Foster Homes
Foster Homes are the difference between Life and Death to an animal in need. One of the most important and rewarding jobs that a volunteer can do is to serve as a foster home for an animal before they are placed in their forever homes. The Animal Guardian Society (TAGS) does not have a shelter facility; therefore, we rely on volunteer foster parents to care for our rescued animals.. Read More...
Health Artilces - Kennel Cough
The usual symptoms of Kennel Cough include a dry, "non-productive" cough. The dog sounds as if there is something stuck or caught in the throat and the coughing is an unsuccessful attempt to dislodge the object. Read More...
Rescued Dog
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This dog was rescued from a local shelter on November 3; she had given birth to 9 pups but one did not make it. An Animal Guardian volunteer wrote a poem about the Joy of Life. Click here to read this poem.
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Vote for Animal Guardian as Your Favorite Animal Shelter!
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The America's Favorite Animal Shelter contest, sponsored by Care2 and Adopt-a-Pet.com, is a chance for animal lovers everywhere to raise awareness of the need to adopt shelter and rescue animals while helping their favorite shelter win a much-needed donation. Support Animal Guardian by voting today. |
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