VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT: Meet Our Treasure Hunter
Meet Barb ….
Hometown: Native Chicagoan
How Many Fur-babies call you Mom: 4; 1 dog (Chloe) and 3 cats (Whisper, Elsa and Anna)
Volunteer Tasks: Fundraiser Coordinator, Meet & Greets, Transport and Home checks
Your 1st Rescue Experience: My 1st rescue experience started at CACC. I was transporting a dog from there to his foster home. It felt like I was relieving him from his death sentence. The pup I was transporting seemed to be saying, as I closed my car door and drove away, “Drive, Drive!”
What Makes Rescue So Rewarding to You: What makes rescue so rewarding to me is the effect I had on the dog or cat after they have been settled in their new home and they couldn’t be happier (and loved). From seeing just the physical appearance change from a simple groom and receiving proper vet care to the most important: the loving touch of a foster home. Knowing I had a part of that to help that dog/cat is what drives me to continue rescuing and being part of an Animal Rescue.
- Be at least 25 years of age
- Have the knowledge and consent of all adults living in the household
- Have approval from owner of residence (written in lease, no verbal approval)
- Be approved as a suitable foster home by Treasured Animal Rescue Board Members
- Be willing to foster the Treasured Animal Rescue dog until he/she is adopted
- Have approval from owner of residence (written in lease, no verbal approval)
- Provide structure, proper care (i.e. food, water, shelter) and basic needs while in their foster care
- Take to approved Treasured Animal Rescue vets
Be at least 18 years of age
- Under 18, must have a legal Guardian/Adult present at events
- Be at least 21 years of age
- Have the knowledge and consent of all adults living in the household
- Have approval from owner of residence (written in lease, no verbal approval)
- Adoption payment cash and check only
