Hubbard's Hounds Philosophy
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We spent thousands to fix
a puppy with a PDA, a
heart condition that would
have caused her death by
the time she was 2.
Many shelters would not
have spent the money on
these dogs, money they
don't have and neither did
we.
Hubbard's Hounds is run
entirely on donations from
adoptions, donations
received from our website
from the generosity of the
public, or from fundraisers.
The only other money we
receive comes from Sue or
Kim who often have to
contribute to keep the
rescue going. We get no
government assistance so
public support and
adoptions are very
important.
Hubbards Hounds
rescues dogs from puppy
mills, kill shelters, and we
also take owner turn ins
when necessary. We try to
take a mix of ages and
breeds. Our younger dogs
are less expensive to vet
and our older dogs
become very expensive to
vet. In the end, we try to
have enough money to
cover our vetting bills and
other expenses which are
pull fees from shelters and
microchip purchases.
Most all administrative
supplies are purchased by
our very dedicated
volunteers.
a puppy with a PDA, a
heart condition that would
have caused her death by
the time she was 2.
Many shelters would not
have spent the money on
these dogs, money they
don't have and neither did
we.
Hubbard's Hounds is run
entirely on donations from
adoptions, donations
received from our website
from the generosity of the
public, or from fundraisers.
The only other money we
receive comes from Sue or
Kim who often have to
contribute to keep the
rescue going. We get no
government assistance so
public support and
adoptions are very
important.
Hubbards Hounds
rescues dogs from puppy
mills, kill shelters, and we
also take owner turn ins
when necessary. We try to
take a mix of ages and
breeds. Our younger dogs
are less expensive to vet
and our older dogs
become very expensive to
vet. In the end, we try to
have enough money to
cover our vetting bills and
other expenses which are
pull fees from shelters and
microchip purchases.
Most all administrative
supplies are purchased by
our very dedicated
volunteers.
Email us today!
Sue and Kim Hubbard are the directors of this dog rescue. You can contact
us by email anytime and we will do our best to get back to you within 24
hours.
Unfortunately due to the number of applicants, phone calls are not
accepted and messages left will not be returned.
We look forward to hearing from you via email. If you are planning on
adopting, fill the application out as soon as possible. Most of our dogs do
not stay in foster homes for long.
susan@hubbardshounds.com
kim@hubbardshounds.com
us by email anytime and we will do our best to get back to you within 24
hours.
Unfortunately due to the number of applicants, phone calls are not
accepted and messages left will not be returned.
We look forward to hearing from you via email. If you are planning on
adopting, fill the application out as soon as possible. Most of our dogs do
not stay in foster homes for long.
susan@hubbardshounds.com
kim@hubbardshounds.com
| PO Box 113, Homer, NY 13077 susan@hubbardshounds.com |
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Hubbard's Hounds Dog
Rescue feels that ALL
dogs are worth saving
regardless of age or breed
or any other factor. We
have taken in dogs that are
old, weak, a tough breed,
or have had a behavioral
problem or some other
issue that needed to be
addressed. We do not
euthanize dogs for space
or sickness like shelters
do.
We have spent thousands
on an older Chi to have a
c-section because she
came in pregnant with 8
puppies that she couldn't
deliver and would have
died without special care.
Rescue feels that ALL
dogs are worth saving
regardless of age or breed
or any other factor. We
have taken in dogs that are
old, weak, a tough breed,
or have had a behavioral
problem or some other
issue that needed to be
addressed. We do not
euthanize dogs for space
or sickness like shelters
do.
We have spent thousands
on an older Chi to have a
c-section because she
came in pregnant with 8
puppies that she couldn't
deliver and would have
died without special care.
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EXCUSE ME...
CAN YOU PLEASE HELP ME?
CAN YOU PLEASE HELP ME?
My name was Lucille, but now they call me
Olden. I'm a Hubbard's Hounds adoptee. I
thought no one would adopt me because I'm
deaf. But I was lucky enough to find a new
home and a family who loves me so much!
But now I need some help. I had a tumor the
size of a baseball on my lower abdomen. My
Mom took me to have it removed on August
26th. I'm home resting now. Everything went
well, but I'm still trying to raise money to help
Mom with expenses.
The problem is that it was very expensive and
my family needs some help with the payment.
I'm so thankful they care enough about me to
get me fixed up.
But now its my turn to help them. So I'm putting
out this plea for help. Can you please hit the
button below and donate (mark it "gift").
I will forever be thankful.
~ Olden
Olden. I'm a Hubbard's Hounds adoptee. I
thought no one would adopt me because I'm
deaf. But I was lucky enough to find a new
home and a family who loves me so much!
But now I need some help. I had a tumor the
size of a baseball on my lower abdomen. My
Mom took me to have it removed on August
26th. I'm home resting now. Everything went
well, but I'm still trying to raise money to help
Mom with expenses.
The problem is that it was very expensive and
my family needs some help with the payment.
I'm so thankful they care enough about me to
get me fixed up.
But now its my turn to help them. So I'm putting
out this plea for help. Can you please hit the
button below and donate (mark it "gift").
I will forever be thankful.
~ Olden
