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ARPH Fundraiser
Gildan Ultra Cotton Long Sleeve T-shirt
- Sizes S - XXXXXL
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About this campaign
The Aussie Rescue and Placement Helpline, Inc. (ARPH) is a not-for-profit organization that is composed of volunteers who are dedicated to the Australian Shepherd breed. These volunteers receive no payment except the sense of accomplishment and personal satisfaction found in placing an orphaned Aussie into a loving, caring, and permanent home.
Our Rescue Representatives, Foster Homes,and Other Volunteers are accepted after a thorough background check. Each receives instruction in proper placement procedures and the care of rescue dogs. In addition to reps and foster homes who deal directly with the dogs, ARPH has other volunteers who perform many varied and necessary tasks. The ARPH Team is comprised of people with all sorts of experiences"from breeders to pet owners"and each volunteer brings his or her own individual expertise to the rescue effort.
Supporters
Supporting the best Aussie Rescue around. Have been a Volunteer for several years and have also adopted. Love this breed. :-)
Thank you for all you do for such an awesome breed of dog. Couldn't image my life without my Aussie :)
I love the breed. I also adopted a blind dog through ARPH and she has been a challenge and a joy to have. This group does a great job with this wonderful breed.
Supporting ARPH in memory of Lacey, a private adoption thru ARPH, and Micky (Charlie's brother) from Lollypop Farm. RIP sweet Lacey.
I love Australian Shepherds and understand how important an good home is for them. I do appreciate all the efforts of the Aussie rescue group.
supporting in the name of Vanna our Greyhound we lost last year that befriended Sam and Cooper our Aussies that are no longer with us and Charlie our latest senior adopted aussie