The ABMDR annually participates in a Christmas Gift Wrap Fundraiser held at the Changing Hands Bookstore, 6428 McClintock Drive, Suite C101, Tempe, Arizona. We are always looking for new ideas to help raise funding to support the foster care and rehoming of Bernese Mountain Dogs in Arizona. If you have any ideas or suggestions, please contact us at ABMDRescue@gmail.com. If you wish to help with fund raising projects, please contact Lesley Baran at lesleyb@cox.net or 480-283-1846.

Fundraising

Thank you to all of our helpers

Volunteer as a draft test steward during the Grand Canyon State Bernese Mountain Dog Club draft tests in January. ABMDR receives $10 per hour for every volunteer! No experience necessary. For information or to volunteer, please contact Lesley Baran at lesleyabaran@outlook.com.

Pet House Candles Fundraiser

Fundraiser

Sale begins November 28th and ends December 11th.

ABMDR receives a 20% donation on all purchases.

​​Christmas Gift Wrap

Pet House Candles are a perfect gift for pet-loving homes. They are especially designed to freshen homes, grooming shops, doggie day care centers and vet offices. They have 100% natural, dye-free plant-based wax and cotton wicks and are hand-poured in the USA. More information can be found at www.onefurallpets.com.

Hale Pet Door has a program called the Pet Rescue Rewards Program. If you have a rescued pet, you'll get 10% off your new pet door and they will donate that amount to the shelter or rescue group of your choice including Arizona Bernese Mountain Dog Rescue. For information, go the their website at halepetdoor.com.

Make a Donation

our tax deductible donation helps unwanted, neglected and abandoned Bernese Mountain Dogs find their forever homes. Before a dog is adopted he is examined and treated by a veterinarian. Usually the dog needs to be spayed or neutered, vaccinated and treated for various medical conditions such as dental disease. The adoption fee falls short in covering vet expenses. Your generosity enables ABMDR to rehome healthy Berners!

Have you ever seen a dog pull a cart?