Paw Patrol has chosen to recognize Sarah as our volunteer of the month for April. Sarah has not been with us too long, but she has already made a huge impact in the organization. She is a dedicated and responsible volunteer who is truly making a difference. Here is a little bit about our April volunteer of the month:
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Growing up my family always rescued our animals. We picked the “unique” dogs. If a dog was backwards, shy, or socially awkward, we were interested because they might not find a home unless otherwise. After I finished graduate school, I was able and ready for a dog of my own. I adopted what was thought to be a Shepherd/Lab puppy, but DNA later confirmed was a Shepherd/Boxer/Mastiff (surprise!). While he wasn’t what I was expecting, he is perfect.
As my first large-breed dog and puppy, I had a lot to learn. But it didn’t take long for me to become a dog mom. Having him in my life made me want to do more for dogs like him in the Dayton area, so I did some research and found Paw Patrol. I loved that it was a foster-based rescue and worked with the community to help keep dogs in their home. After going to orientation and a fundraising meeting, I knew this was it. I felt like I found a community of people who understood my passion for dogs. Paw Patrol has been a great way for me to help the community and share my love of dogs.
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We are so happy Sarah found us and dedicates her time to helping dogs in our community. Thank you for all the hard work, Sarah!
