Dedicated Dayton, OH Volunteers

Paw Patrol is a dedicated group of volunteers working to improve the quality of life for pets in Dayton, Ohio and surrounding communities.

Get Involved & Help Pets In Need!

There are a variety of ways you can help support Pay Patrol Dayton!

Adoption

Browse our adoptable pets and apply to rescue one of them!

Foster Care

Foster a pet temporarily until our organization finds them a permanent home.

Sponsorship

Can't foster or adopt? Donate for a specific pet in need by sponsoring them!

Volunteer

Fill out an application to become a Paw Patrol volunteer!

Donations

Donate directly, become a monthly member or donate pet supplies.

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Featured Pet of the Month

featured pet of the month image: Heidi the cat

Orion

Orion is an affectionate, gray short-haired, Tabby just 6 months old. He and his other siblings on Foster Olympus are spending their days learning how to conquer the litter, feast on hard foods, and lounging about getting snuggles from us mere mortals. In true Huntsman style Orion is very energetic and exploratory. He's a natural climber and really enjoys honing his skills on the scratching post. Still a little intimidated by big creatures and Loud noises, learning can be scary, but once comfortable Orion's personality shines through. Orion is part of our Home For The Holidays Campaign, making his adoption fee just $35 for the month of November. He is vaccinated, FIV and FELV tested negative, microchipped and neutered. You surely will feel chosen by making him a part of your fur-ever home by applying to adopt him.

Adoption fee: $35. Apply to adopt Orion today!


Volunteer of the Month

Shelby

Shelby is our featured volunteer for November because she is a kind and caring soul who has gone out of her way to help an animal in need. Shelby was like every other member of our community, she had her own dogs and loved them, and knew there was a problem in this county with stray dogs. When she found one on the side of the road, she decided to BE THE CHANGE and actually stop to pick up that dog and foster her. Julie, the mangy, sickly pitbull is now so healthy and full of life, just waiting for her forever home. Shelby wasn’t necessarily prepared to take on a random dog, but she saw the need, and jumped right in. As a result, Julie will never be in the position she was in again. We need more Shelbies in the world

Here is a bit about her:

Paw Patrol Dayton's November 2024 Volunteer of the Month

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