Zach loves animals and spends much of his free time playing and caring for the pets when he goes to his aunts, uncles, and cousin’s house in New Jersey. Since Zach travels so much for sports, he has never been able to have a dog of his own. Because of this, Zach decided he would start Peticure to help pets in need as many ways as possible.
Our organization is dedicated to improving the lives of animals in need through rescue, rehabilitation, and rehoming efforts. We strive to provide compassionate care and support for pets of all breeds, sizes, and ages, and to educate the community about responsible pet ownership. We believe that every pet deserves a chance at a happy and healthy life, and we work tirelessly to make that a reality for as many animals as possible.
Being involved in a puppy-raiser is one of the most rewarding things you’ll ever do. Many feel it is so rewarding they do it over and over again.
Volunteers are key players at all pet charities. There are many jobs that need volunteers to assist with such as office help, puppy watching, puppy hugging, dog walking, etc.
Check back often for more pup-coming events!. Please click calendar above for details.
We will be setting up a Go Fund Me to support Peticure and other charities.
Cody a white dog that looked like a wolf, Cody was rescued in August of 2014 from Southern Jewel Dog Rescue. He was transported up to New Jersey on an 18-wheeler and when he was picked up by his aunt at a parking lot off of a highway, he was covered in urine and it was obvious he was kept in his crate for the 48-hour transport. As soon as he got off the truck, Cody greeted everyone with kisses. Cody knew he found his forever family. Sadly, in the summer of 2020, at approximately only 7 years old, Cody passed from cancer. Cody still lives on in our hearts and thoughts every day and we are so lucky to have shared 6 years with Cody.
. When Cody was lost to cancer, Timber was heartbroken from losing his best friend and daily playmate and he lost his zest for life. One day, he found was in the backyard just staring at the back of our home. It was obvious that another dog was need to break Timber’s depression. In July of 2020, Mt. Pleasant Animal Shelter had just received 12 dogs and none were listed on the website yet. Zach aunt, uncle and cousin stayed with Jax until the shelter closed to ensure no one else could adopt him. Jax was cleared by the veterinarian the next day and joined the family. Jax was a street dog in the south, a shelter found him and he stayed in the shelter for 3 weeks. When no one came to claim him, he was transported to NJ. He loves everyone he meets, dogs and people of all ages and sizes.
Lola was rescued from South Carolina. Stories has it she was chained up outside and Home for Good Dog Rescue transported her to New Jersey. Lola was fostered for a week and adopted. She was adopted by Zach’s aunt in November of 2022. Lola craves love and attention. Lola spends her days play with the other 3 rescued dogs and is pretty relentless! She loves to watch the squirrels outside and runs from the doors to the windows to follow them. She is very smart and is now taking agility classes. Of course, Lola had no training when adopted, but Lola is working very hard on her leash skills, house training and basic commands. Lola loves to play with her toys, where she takes them all out of the basket at once. Hopefully Lola can learn how to clean up!
