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Guardians of Rescue
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Programs
Our programs are designed to provide assistance in a broad range of scenarios, to provide needed assistance, to educate, to motivate, and to advocate for those who cannot speak for themselves.
Give me Shelter
This program works to ensure that all animals are provided with proper protection from the elements. The program’s initiatives include volunteers patrolling for animals in situations without proper protection and adequate food and water, workshops on shelter construction, gathering supplies, and mass shelter assembly days.
Guardians of Rescue will be providing shelters free of charge to any and all dogs and cats in need. With this program, we will be joining forces with numerous organizations including organized labor, law enforcement and fellow animal welfare groups in order to maximize the resources needed to assist animals in need.
Helping Families:
This program is designed to keep families together. It provides pet food and supplies to anyone in need due to a catastrophic event, or to families in need due to economic reasons.
Home Again: Operation Support Our Troops
This program is a part of our Veterans and Military Affairs efforts, assisting returning service men and women in adopting a dog or cat from an animal shelter when they return home or bringing back a pet rescued during their deployment.
Guardians of Rescue volunteers act as a special shelter liaison, helping with selection, completion of the adoption process, and training for both the animal and owner. We assist with the logistics of getting a pet home from the area where the service men and women are deployed, and making sure the animal adapts to US life, by providing whatever training is needed.
Many men and women in the service are also faced with the dilemma of pet care when deployed on active duty, and are often stuck with no positive alternatives. Animals they adopt while on deployment are in need of safe transport home, and this can be difficult to organize. The therapeutic benefit... show more these animals provide is immeasurable, and these men and women need our support.
Next Generation Guardians: Humane Education
The Next Generation Guardians are a group of young people from all walks of life. Their goal is to “learn the ropes” of animal rescue, and be the change for our future.
This program is a very important aspect of our mission. It is presented at public middle schools, high schools, Boy & Girl Scout troops, vocational schools and residential facilities for at risk youth.
This program encompasses a number of animal welfare related topics, such as:
• How to recognize the signs of animal abuse and neglect, and how to report it in the proper manner.
• How to fight animal abuse and help defend creatures that cannot themselves.
• Why dog fighting is wrong and morally reprehensible and why it cannot be tolerated.
To further the impact of our Humane Education program and further empower students, Guardians of Rescue works with schools and school districts to organize food and supply drives to benefit their local shelters, and assist them with our “Sponsor a Shelter Pet” initiative.
Help us Help Them! If you want to volunteer for any of these programs, please complete an application on our website at guardiansofrescue.org.
TOGETHER we can save them! show more
Our programs are designed to provide assistance in a broad range of scenarios, to provide needed assistance, to educate, to motivate, and to advocate for those who cannot speak for themselves.
Give me Shelter
This program works to ensure that all animals are provided with proper protection from the elements. The program’s initiatives include volunteers patrolling for animals in situations without proper protection and adequate food and water, workshops on shelter construction, gathering supplies, and mass shelter assembly days.
Guardians of Rescue will be providing shelters free of charge to any and all dogs and cats in need. With this program, we will be joining forces with numerous organizations including organized labor, law enforcement and fellow animal welfare groups in order to maximize the resources needed to assist animals in need.
Helping Families:
This program is designed to keep families together. It provides pet food and supplies to anyone in need due to a catastrophic event, or to families in need due to economic reasons.
Home Again: Operation Support Our Troops
This program is a part of our Veterans and Military Affairs efforts, assisting returning service men and women in adopting a dog or cat from an animal shelter when they return home or bringing back a pet rescued during their deployment.
Guardians of Rescue volunteers act as a special shelter liaison, helping with selection, completion of the adoption process, and training for both the animal and owner. We assist with the logistics of getting a pet home from the area where the service men and women are deployed, and making sure the animal adapts to US life, by providing whatever training is needed.
Many men and women in the service are also faced with the dilemma of pet care when deployed on active duty, and are often stuck with no positive alternatives. Animals they adopt while on deployment are in need of safe transport home, and this can be difficult to organize. The therapeutic benefit... show more these animals provide is immeasurable, and these men and women need our support.
Next Generation Guardians: Humane Education
The Next Generation Guardians are a group of young people from all walks of life. Their goal is to “learn the ropes” of animal rescue, and be the change for our future.
This program is a very important aspect of our mission. It is presented at public middle schools, high schools, Boy & Girl Scout troops, vocational schools and residential facilities for at risk youth.
This program encompasses a number of animal welfare related topics, such as:
• How to recognize the signs of animal abuse and neglect, and how to report it in the proper manner.
• How to fight animal abuse and help defend creatures that cannot themselves.
• Why dog fighting is wrong and morally reprehensible and why it cannot be tolerated.
To further the impact of our Humane Education program and further empower students, Guardians of Rescue works with schools and school districts to organize food and supply drives to benefit their local shelters, and assist them with our “Sponsor a Shelter Pet” initiative.
Help us Help Them! If you want to volunteer for any of these programs, please complete an application on our website at guardiansofrescue.org.
TOGETHER we can save them! show more
Hours of operation
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8 recommendations and reviews from 6 people
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Referral from
June 29, 2017
Dina L. asked:Good Morning..stray dog, white, fur matted, possible pek. Or Maltese spotted by friend on so conduit Rosedale/Valley Stream border at 247 so conduit..in front of check cashing store. Cross street is Hook Creek...can anyone recommend a local rescue in area who may be able to go check/rescue..please message me... Thank you!Laura M. replied:Eddie Stepinski or Guardians of Rescue (888) 287-3864
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Referral from
October 14, 2015
Deborah S. asked:have someone in Long Island interested in Tank.. any phone number someone can call to get in touch?Guardians R. replied:Please have them e-mail info@guardiansofrescue.org or have them call and leave a message at 888-287-3864
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Referral from
January 1, 2015
Corporal G. asked:Hi crew! If any of you are lawyers in NY can you private message us?Dakota S. replied:https://www.facebook.com/guardiansofrescueDakota S. replied:Have you tried connecting with Guardians of Rescue?? They are in the Port Jefferson/Northport area on Long Island. They've helped the Puppy Rescue Mission folks & most likely have connections regarding people & animals.Steph S. replied:Talk to Guardians of Rescue, they have connections
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Referral from
March 31, 2014
Gary K. asked:HOMELESS LONG ISLAND MAN--trying to save 20 plus dogs and 10 to 15 possably more cats --NEEDS HELP ASAP !! Some of the cats are living in very bad conditions in a trailor -they need new living quarter right away,,, as well as the dogs needing out side housing they are kep in at night but the conditions are far from great !! IF anyone could donate --TRAILOR --CONNEX BOX --STORAGE CONTAINNER--SHED OR even enough material to build any of the following please contact me DOES NOT NEED TO BE NEW STUFF !!USED BUT GOOD 2 X4 S PLYWOOD NAILS USABLE WINDOWS ,ROOFING MATERIAL -- PICTURE WAS JUST TO DRAW ATTENTION !! THANKS
Pamela G. replied:I emailed Guardians of rescue, but I do not have much info here. Here are the numbers, they are in Smithtown,NY888 287 3864 or 631 891 8430
Pamela G. replied:Can you contact Guardians of Rescue? Maybe they could help.
Caryn C. replied:If guardians of rescue go all over the country to help then why wouldn't they help here? Has ANYONE AT ALL CONTACTED THEM?
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