Stacey McNeely is a Registered Nurse with experience as a device nurse and as a national director of transitional care coordination within the healthcare industry. Passionate about helping rescued dogs, Stacey McNeely volunteers and fundraises for Can-Do Canines. She is also actively involved with the institution Underdog Rescue, through which she has fostered a seven-year-old female Old English Sheepdog named Frankie.
Founded two decades ago, Underdog Rescue is a nonprofit rescue group that offers permanent placement and rehabilitation for homeless dogs and cats. The organization has placed 2,100 plus dogs and cats in their forever homes with the help of volunteers, foster providers, and veterinary care and community partners.
Individuals who have enough space for a temporary pet can provide a foster home to help save adoptable animals from euthanasia until they are adopted. Underdog Rescue supplies food and crates to foster homes during the animal's stay in return for a safe and supportive environment.
To apply to provide a foster home, individuals must assume responsibilities such as exposing the dog or cat to situations similar to the ones they would face in typical family situations and communicate regularly with the Underdog Rescue leadership team. Also, it is essential to attend at least two adoption events each month.
Founded two decades ago, Underdog Rescue is a nonprofit rescue group that offers permanent placement and rehabilitation for homeless dogs and cats. The organization has placed 2,100 plus dogs and cats in their forever homes with the help of volunteers, foster providers, and veterinary care and community partners.
Individuals who have enough space for a temporary pet can provide a foster home to help save adoptable animals from euthanasia until they are adopted. Underdog Rescue supplies food and crates to foster homes during the animal's stay in return for a safe and supportive environment.
To apply to provide a foster home, individuals must assume responsibilities such as exposing the dog or cat to situations similar to the ones they would face in typical family situations and communicate regularly with the Underdog Rescue leadership team. Also, it is essential to attend at least two adoption events each month.
