About Sullivan County Animal Rescue Group
Sullivan County Animal Rescue Group (SCARG) is a small, volunteer-run rescue serving Sullivan County, New York, including areas near ZIP code 12790. The group focuses on helping animals in need through foster care, medical support, and adoption.
This rescue operates with limited resources and depends on local fosters, volunteers, and community donations rather than large institutional funding.
A Grassroots Rescue Built on Local Care
Sullivan County Animal Rescue Group works closely with the local community to help animals who may otherwise have nowhere to go. By placing animals in foster homes, they are able to provide individualized care and a calmer environment while animals recover and wait for permanent homes.
Small rescues like this rely heavily on awareness and community involvement to survive.
Why the Paw Crew Is Highlighting This Rescue
The Paw Crew believes rural and local rescues deserve more visibility. Groups like Sullivan County Animal Rescue Group step in quietly to help animals in need, often with limited funding but a strong commitment to care.
By spotlighting this rescue, the Paw Syndicate family hopes to help more people discover their mission and support animals close to home.
How You Can Help Sullivan County Animal Rescue Group
You can support Sullivan County Animal Rescue Group by:
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Supporting foster and adoption efforts
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Donating supplies or funds when possible
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Sharing their mission with friends and neighbors
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Supporting small rescues in your local community
Every act of kindness helps animals move closer to safety and loving homes.
Visit Sullivan County Animal Rescue Group
👉 Sullivan County Animal Rescue Group
(Link to their Facebook page or main social page — many small rescues use Facebook as their primary hub.)
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From Baby, Mama, Batman, Flipper, and Robin — thank you for supporting local rescues like Sullivan County Animal Rescue Group. The Paw Syndicate family will continue highlighting small, community-run rescues that truly rely on local care and compassion.
