Adopt A Boxer Rescue is a non-profit, charitable 501(c) (3) organization.

FOUNDING:  Co-founded by Dawn Karam, Jamie Meadow, and Sandy Trehy on Nov 24th, 2004

2008

2007 Adopt A Boxer Rescue is proud to be the recipient of a grant by The Boxer Rescue Foundation

Adopt A Boxer Rescue would like to take this opportunity to thank The Boxer Rescue Foundation http://boxerrescuefoundation.com/grants.htm  for the wonderful work they do and for acknowledging the work of numerous boxer rescue organizations. 

Adopt A Boxer Rescue is proud to be the recipient of a grant by The Boxer Rescue Foundation, a grant that will help AABR continue to help boxer dogs in need. 

We would also like to thank each and every one of you who have helped us throughout the year.  Each of you has allowed us to continue with our mission to never turn away any dog in need and with your continued help and love for boxer dogs, 2006 will find even more wonderful dogs secure in their loving forever homes. 

Adopt A Boxer Rescue held it's Annual Meeting on April 19, 2008, from Noon to 6PM, at the Radisson Hotel, King of Prussia, PA. 

Under discussion at this year’s meeting was how to get and train new foster homes, adoption application administration, adoption follow-ups, foster/volunteer safety, medical treatment authorization, new on-line foster dog update forms, database administration, and discussion of our first ever Golf Fundraiser and Flee Market, and of course our past year’s accomplishments.

We’ve had a very successful year, in no small part due to the great group of volunteers that work tirelessly each day to care for and re-home these boxers.  We couldn’t do it without them.

And we thank you for your contributions, offering your help and advice, and helping us help the dogs.  We hope we have earned your support.

Meeting Report

On July 14, 2007 after attending Broadway Barks 9, in Shubert Alley , NYC, Adopt A Boxer Rescue had a very successful meeting in New York City.  Volunteers came from all over the northeast and we discussed future plans and events, and our past year's accomplishments.

On Sunday, April 6^th, 2006, Adopt A Boxer Rescue had a very successful meeting in New York City at the offices of the NYC Mayor's Alliance... 440 Ninth Avenue between 34th and 35th Streets.  We really appreciate their hospitality in letting us borrow their facilities for our meeting.  I am happy to report that we had a very successful and well attended meeting.

Under discussion at this year’s meeting was how to get and train new foster homes, adoption application administration, adoption follow-ups, foster/volunteer safety, medical treatment authorization, database administration, and discussion of our upcoming auction and boxer fest, and of course our past year’s accomplishments.

We’ve had a very successful year, in no small part due to the great group of volunteers that work tirelessly each day to care for and re-home these boxers.  We couldn’t do it without them.

And we thank you for sticking by us, offering your help and advice, and helping us help the dogs.  We hope we have earned your support.

On Sunday, March 6^th, 2005, Adopt A Boxer Rescue had a very successful, and well attended meeting in Harriman, NY. 

Under discussion were the following items; adoption application administration, adoption follow-ups, rescue transport, foster/volunteer administration, grant writing, database administration, and discussion of our upcoming newsletter, brochure, and auction.

We reviewed our last three months of operation and the great response to our first fundraiser.  Highlights for AABR were of course the number of rescues made and dogs placed considering the hurdles of being a new rescue.  The recognition we continue to receive from rescue associations, the press, and our peers is very gratifying.  And the continued contribution of medical treatment from Meadow Veterinary Hospital of White Plains, kennel space from Country Pets Boarding & Grooming in Hunlock Creek, PA and Bal Moral of White Plains, NY, and the contribution of all the great foster homes that continue to offer shelter, food, training and love to these great dogs, has been awesome.  And of course you, the wonderful families that adopted these amazing dogs from us, and have become part of the AABR family, have been fantastic!

The enthusiasm of our volunteers is reflected in the number of Adopt A Boxer Rescue Awareness days we’ve had, and AABR volunteers and dogs appearing twice on network TV shows.

Meeting attendees were updated on the progress of some of our medical patients like Marshall, .Paisley and Billy, and plans were mapped out for fundraising efforts needed to continue our mission of treating dogs with extensive medical problems.

Our first edition of Boxer Shorts, AABR’s newsletter, will be coming out shortly, (pardon the pun = ), an AABR brochure is being worked on, and you’ll be hearing more about our upcoming auction, in the next few weeks.

All in all, we’ve had a very successful start, in no small part due to the great group of volunteers that work tirelessly each day to care for and re-home these boxers.  We couldn’t do it without them.

And we thank you for sticking by us, offering your help and advice, and helping us help the dogs.  We hope we have earned your support.

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