American Bulldog Rescue, based at the historic Joshua Whiteley House in New Hope, recently welcomed 75 second graders from Keystone Academy Charter School of Philadelphia for a service day.
Two bus loads of children from Keystone Academy read to the dogs in small groups, and learned what the rescue does and why there is such a tremendous need for rescues like American Bulldog. The students brought a donation of $217 they had raised for the rescue.
American Bulldog Rescue is an all-volunteer nonprofit whose mission, since 1999, has been to provide rescue, transport, foster homes, veterinary care, rehabilitation and, ultimately, a loving forever home for neglected, stray and owner-surrendered bully breeds.
For information, visit American Bulldog Rescue on Facebook, check out the rescue on Instagram at americanbulldogresq or visit americanbulldogrescue.org.
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