Reuniting Families with Their Lost Dogs, One Rescue at a time
Saving Grace Dog Rescue is a dedicated all-volunteer 501(c)(3) organization committed to reuniting lost dogs with their families in New England. Our vision is to create a community where every lost dog finds its way back home, thanks to the tireless efforts of our passionate volunteers. We believe in the power of community awareness and innovative techniques to achieve our mission.
We are a true 501(c)(3) all volunteer organization.
FETCH Fund
The FETCH Fund (Funding Emergency Treatment for Canine Health) provides financial assistance for dogs found who need life-saving emergency or specialty veterinary care. Donations directed to the FETCH Fund help alleviate the financial burden of urgent veterinary treatment, allowing found dogs to receive critical medical care before they can be safely reunited with their families.
Missing Dog Flyer
Quickly create an online flyer. It's the fastest way to promote Community Awareness.
*We will share your flyer with our online audience to maximize your reach.
Volunteer
Become a lifeline for dogs in need by joining our volunteer team today. No experience is required—just a passion for animal welfare and a willingness to make a difference.
We offer a completely free, easy-to-use missing dog flyer generator to help reunite lost pets with their families. This tool allows you to quickly input vital information, upload photos, and create a professional poster during a highly stressful time. By simplifying the creation process, Saving Grace Dog Rescue ensures that you can immediately spread the word and promote Community Awareness.
Missing Dog Flyers Shared
Dogs Humanely Trapped
Feeding Stations Set
Thermal Drone Search Collaborations
Dogs Located by Drone
Our Approach
Community Awareness
Humane Trapping
Thermal Drone Support
Tracking Dog Support
Feeding Stations
Usage & Training on "Calming Signals"
Corporate Sponsors
Interested in becoming a corporate sponsor? We welcome businesses who share our commitment to bringing lost dogs home safely through education, outreach, and search and rescue efforts.