What they call their work
What they do
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Animal Protection Advocacy & Campaigns 1 activity
- Advocate for care planning for pets of owners facing death or illnessRaises awareness about the euthanasia of companion animals due to lack of post-death care planning, highlighting that 50 animals are euthanized daily in U.S. shelters.
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Animal Welfare and Rescue Support 1 activity
- Care for and rehabilitate rescue dogs with histories of neglectProvides medical, behavioral, and emotional care to rescue dogs suffering from neglect and mistreatment, supporting their rehabilitation and readiness for adoption.
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Rescue Dog Behavioral Training and Adoption Support 1 activity
- Provide behavioral and developmental training for adoptable dogsOffers behavioral and social development, house training, crate training, and leash-walking instruction to prepare dogs for adoption, including specific care for retriever puppies.
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Structured Animal Adoption Program 1 activity
- Provide foster care and adoption services for dogsFacilitates the placement of dogs, including orphaned puppies and rescue dogs, into permanent homes through a formal adoption application process, finalizing agreements, collecting fees, and providing medical records and transition support.
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Who runs it
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
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| DEETT D HERZOG | President | 35 | $13K |
- CASEY DUNNE — BOARD MEMBER
Who they work with
- Google Partner — Uses Google Forms to manage dog adoption applications.
- PayPal Partner — Accepted payment processor for adoption fees
- PayPal Partner — Processes online donations for Blue Moon Meadows
How they approach the work
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- Compatibility-Based Adoption Matchingmethodology: home compatibility assessmentBy conducting in-person meet-and-greet sessions and home visits, the organization assesses emotional and environmental compatibility between dogs and applicants, increasing adoption success and long-term placement stability.
- Prevent Shelter Intake Through Proactive Placementmethodology: shelter-alternative interventionBy intervening when pet owners face death or long-term illness, the organization prevents dogs from entering traditional shelters through proactive placement into foster care and adoption, preserving the human-animal bond and reducing euthanasia risk.
- Rescue and Rehabilitation of High-Need Dogsmethodology: rescue-and-rehabilitationBy rescuing dogs with significant behavioral, medical, and social challenges due to prior neglect, and providing targeted rehabilitation, the organization enables successful adoption as an act of compassion and personal transformation, increasing long-term placement success where traditional shelters might euthanize.