Contact Rebel Souls Rescue: Adopt, Foster, Volunteer, or Donate

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I adopt a dog from Rebel Souls Rescue?

Start by browsing our adoptable dogs page to find a dog that interests you. Then submit an inquiry through the form above or email us directly. Our adoption coordinator will review your application, conduct a phone interview, check references, and arrange a meet-and-greet with the dog at their foster home. The entire process typically takes one to two weeks.

What are your adoption fees?

Adoption fees range from $150 to $350 depending on the dog's age and medical needs. This fee covers spay or neuter surgery, vaccinations, microchipping, heartworm testing and treatment, and any additional veterinary care provided during their time in rescue. Adoption fees help us continue our mission and prepare the next dog for their forever home.

How can I become a foster parent?

Fostering is one of the most impactful ways to help our rescue. We provide all food, supplies, and veterinary care for foster dogs. You provide a safe, loving home environment. Foster commitments typically range from two weeks to two months. Fill out the form above and select "I Want to Foster a Dog" to get started.

Do you accept owner surrenders?

We understand that sometimes circumstances change and owners can no longer keep their dogs. We accept owner surrenders on a case-by-case basis depending on our current capacity. If you need to surrender a dog, please contact us with details about your dog including breed, age, temperament, and medical history. We will do our best to help.

How can I donate?

We gratefully accept monetary donations, which go directly toward veterinary care, food, supplies, and operational costs. We also accept donated items including dog food, crates, leashes, beds, toys, and cleaning supplies. Contact us to arrange a donation or visit us at an upcoming event.

Can I volunteer even if I cannot foster or adopt?

Absolutely. We need volunteers for event setup, transport driving, administrative tasks, social media management, fundraising, and more. No matter your skills or availability, there is a way to help. Learn more about our organization and our success stories that volunteers help make possible.

Why do so many of your dogs face discrimination?

Pit bulls and bully breeds are often targeted by Breed Specific Legislation, which bans or restricts dogs based on appearance rather than behavior. These laws make it harder for families to adopt the dogs that need homes most. Learn more about how BSL hurts dogs like ours and how you can advocate for fair, behavior-based policies in your community.