Dog Rescue Inc

Dog Rescue Inc Dog Rescue Inc. is an Australian charity that rescues, protects & improves the lives of animals in need. These vulnerable animals deserve more. ABN 38 420 396 060

Every day, countless dogs in Ukraine and Romania face the challenge of abandonment & abuse. Welcome to Dog Rescue Inc

At Dog Rescue Inc., our mission is to rescue, protect, and improve the lives of animals in need. Every day, countless dogs in Ukraine and Romania face the challenges of hunger, abandonment, and neglect. These vulnerable animals deserve more—they deserve a chance at a better life.

Our work focuses on:
🐾 Providing safe shelter and essential medical care to homeless and at-risk animals.
🐾 Rescuing dogs from dangerous and life-threatening situations.
🐾 Facilitating adoptions to place animals into loving, permanent homes. With the help of our supporters, we are committed to creating meaningful, lasting change. Together, we can offer these animals hope and a future filled with care, compassion and dignity. Join us today to make a difference. Every contribution, no matter the size, helps save lives and brings us closer to ending animal suffering.

Remember the dog was found living in a sewer in Ukraine? Today, he’s called Beily and he's safe in foster care. His tran...
25/05/2026

Remember the dog was found living in a sewer in Ukraine? Today, he’s called Beily and he's safe in foster care. His transformation has been incredible.

The frightened, abandoned and desperate boy we first met is now learning what love feels like… and giving it right back. ❤️🐾

21/04/2026

Do you remember the puppies we rescued from the garden in Ukraine?

This is Neuron, one of those little lives our partner rescuer fought to save.

Back then, he was just a vulnerable puppy, trying to survive in a place he was never meant to be.

Neuron has arrived safely in the UK and has just settled into his forever home. 🇬🇧❤️

He is the sweetest boy... gentle, loving, and already bringing so much joy to his new family. It’s hard to believe this is the same little puppy from that garden.

This is what your support makes possible.

Thank you for helping us get dogs like Neuron all the way home

12/04/2026

Jack has come such a long way.

He was found on the streets of Ukraine, going up to people for food. We don’t know exactly where he came from, but judging by how gentle and well-mannered he is, we believe he once had a family who may have had to leave him behind during the conflict.

The happy ending… he’s now safe and loved in his new home in Finland.

And as you can see, he’s settled in beautifully — even if his new feline friend seems to think the snacks belong to them 😅

This is what your support makes possible. From surviving on the streets to being part of a home again.Jack has come such a long way.

He was found on the streets of Ukraine, going up to people for food. We don’t know exactly where he came from, but judging by how gentle and well-mannered he is, we believe he once had a family who may have had to leave him behind during the conflict.

The happy ending… he’s now safe and loved in his new home in Finland.

And as you can see, he’s settled in beautifully, even if his new feline friend seems to think the snacks belong to them 😅

This is what your support makes possible. From surviving on the streets to being part of a home again.

12/04/2026

Just a bit of real life from a war zone.

We saw these dogs and no, we didn’t take them into the shelter. I know that’s the part people don’t always understand.

The truth is… there just isn’t space. The shelters we support are already completely full.

None of these dogs were injured, but they were starting to have puppies, and with puppy season coming, that would have meant litter after litter born into a really harsh situation.

So instead, we funded to have them all desexed at our partner shelter in Ukraine. The amazing founder is also a vet. Heroes don’t always wear capes. The shelter will also check on them regularly and make sure they have enough to eat, are well and managing as a pack.

It’s not the kind of “rescue” people expect to see.

However this one decision stops hundreds, even thousands, of future puppies from suffering on the streets.

Sometimes in a war zone, you don’t get perfect options. You just do the best thing you can with what’s in front of you. And this was the best thing we could do for them.

Thank you for being here and supporting this work.

Remember Luna? She was found living on the freezing streets of Ukraine in a pretty bad way because she was suffering wit...
29/03/2026

Remember Luna? She was found living on the freezing streets of Ukraine in a pretty bad way because she was suffering with enteritis. We rescued her and made sure she got the right treatment. We are delighted to now report that she is adopted into a loving home of her own. Congrats Luna, you so deserve ever second of your happy and safe new life 🧡

Just a quick update from one of our partner shelters in Ukraine.They’re currently building new kennels, which is a big d...
21/03/2026

Just a quick update from one of our partner shelters in Ukraine.

They’re currently building new kennels, which is a big deal in itself. But at the same time, they’re also having to repair damage from shelling in the area. That’s the reality they’re working in every day.

Trying to improve things for the dogs while also fixing what’s been destroyed around them. It’s hard to get your head around, but they just keep going. The war is relentless, but so are they.

We’re really proud to be supporting them and we want you to see the kind of work your donations are making possible.

Thank you for sticking with us and helping us support shelters doing this work in a full conflict zone.

11/03/2026

The dogs at our partner shelter in Ukraine were happily running around the yard when a distant boom from shelling echoed nearby.
For a moment they all stopped. Ears up. Listening. Then they carried on playing.

It’s a strange thing to witness. War in the distance, but wagging tails in the yard. Somehow these dogs still feel safe enough to just be dogs.

That’s entirely thanks to the incredible shelter team caring for them every day, even with everything happening around them.

One of our partner rescuers has discovered this dog living in a sewer in Ukraine. We are covering medical costs and will...
02/03/2026

One of our partner rescuers has discovered this dog living in a sewer in Ukraine. We are covering medical costs and will update you when we have more news…

06/02/2026

These puppies were born in a garden in Ukraine.

Their mum had litter after litter after litter, simply because she wasn’t neutered.

As the puppies grew, they began escaping the yard. Some wandered onto roads. Some disappeared. Some were injured or killed. 💔

When we were alerted to the situation, our rescue stepped in and worked patiently with the owner. Eventually, the owner agreed to surrender the puppies from this latest litter into our care.

These little ones are now safe. They have been checked by a vet, are now cared for properly, and have given the chance every puppy deserves... a real life, not one cut short by preventable circumstances. We will post more about the pups over the next few weeks.

This is why desexing matters.
This is why early intervention saves lives.
And this is why rescue is about education, prevention and breaking the cycle.

Thank you for being part of the reason stories like this can have a better ending 🐾💛

Eva was found abandoned in a cemetery, tied to a gravestone cross.Beside her, shivering in a cardboard box, were her pup...
05/02/2026

Eva was found abandoned in a cemetery, tied to a gravestone cross.

Beside her, shivering in a cardboard box, were her puppies, Mikki and Simba.

Our rescuers have seen many heartbreaking things during the conflict, but this scene stayed with them. Eva was confused, distressed, and frightened. We are so grateful they reached her when they did.

Because of you, Eva was freed.
Because of you, her puppies were brought in from the cold.

And because of you, this story has a beautiful ending.

Eva, Mikki and Simba all survived.
All three have been adopted.
They are now safe, loved, and living new lives in Germany 🤍🐾

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PO Box 159
Stroud, NSW
2425

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