About

Our Mission

Our Mission is to End Violence toward animals by providing Shelter, Rehousing, Rehabilitation and Rescue services to pets in need through Community, Caring and Compassion.

Who we are

Founded in 2014, EnVi Pet Care was always intended as a platform upon which we could build our vision of a no-kill Dog Rescue and Animal Sanctuary. Working with the community our aim is to rehome as many pets as possible while also providing a safe haven for those pets who require medical care, geriatric services or rehabilitation as a result of neglect of abuse.

In late-2019, with our Pet Care Service enjoying continued success and growth we decided the time was right to launch our Dog Rescue and Animal Sanctuary Project. Our efforts were immediately directed to providing food donations to those families most effected by the economic impact of COVID-19. The rehoming effort began to grow and our fundraising efforts have seen a good start and in 2019 we were awarded 501(c)3 Non-Profit Status, allowing our efforts to continue with gusto.

Our Goals

In order to achieve our mission of providing Shelter and relief for all animals as well as a

dedicated Dog Rescue Service, we base all of our efforts on the following goals:

To recruit and train a staff of permanent Employees, Volunteer Staff, and pet Foster Families to see all animals in our care are receiving aid which is second to none.
The establishment of a Dog Rescue shelter and Animal Sanctuary facility to serve our local community.
To show caring with a continual fundraising effort to support permanently boarded rescue animals, fostering programs and other pet rescue services.
To show compassion by providing a no kill Sanctuary for geriatric dogs and those who need special attention in rehabilitation.
A shelter working with the community to see that no animal is left to suffer when so many are prepared to help.
Continuing charitable projects to see that families with perts in need can continue to provide nourishment and a loving home for pets when they have fallen on hard times.
Temporary disaster relief housing for pets of displaced families, with a socialization and family play area.
Provider reliable transportation for Community Outreach Programs to ensure the welfare of the animals within our community.
Provide rescue services for animals in danger or with life threatening injury.
To partner with and support local veterinarian and animal experts to see all pets who leave our care will do so safely, well cared for and prepared for a new life with loving families

Adoptable Dogs

Hobbs

Hobbs is a sweet funny boy. He is the type
of dog if you are ready to play then so is he,
if you are ready to relax so is he. Hobbs is
very affectionate. He is so sweet when he
wants to be pet. Hobbs takes about a week or so to warm up to new people he just needs a little time to trust new people. Hobbs does love to play with other dogs but for some reason does not get along with black dogs and he is not to sure about children. Hobbs was in a foster where he did well with 6 other dogs and 3 cats. if you give Hobbs a chance he will melt your heart.

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Bailey is a 9 year old deaf

ball of pit-bull sweetness!

She doesn’t let that stop her though. She

came into the PSPCA where we pulled her

from very emaciated at around 26 lbs

and couldn’t walk. She was living in their

hospital ward for a while before

she was okay to leave. She is running

around now, playing and full of life. She is still being

fed three times a day small meals with added supplements as we are still trying to get her back to her normal weight. She will benefit from a tolerable dog that will be okay being her ears and guide. She loves dogs food and all people! Adopt Bailey!

Bailey is currently learning sign language.

Skippy

Skippy is a 14 year old Jack
Russel Terrier. He is a very sweet
dog and affectionate dog to
humans.His only down fall is that
he resource guards and is very territorial of food. We crate him during feeding time. He likes to be with other dogs and is socialized well with us. He can go to a home with older than a puppy age dog. He may not do well with smaller children because of his guarding, and he does not get along with cats.

Betsy

Friends welcome Betsy! Betsy was at
ACCT and was sadly on the euthanasia
list and we got her out just in time!
She’s a 10 year old pit bull listed as a
stray but she’s so sweet we know she
had a family at one time! Welcome to our
crew Betsy where you will live out the
best rest of your life like you deserve!
We are so glad to have you! She absolutely loves other people and dogs! She is settling in so nicely! We started protocol on her right away! The first pictureof her freedom ride!

Bug

One of our little guys with a
BIG PERSONALITY! Bug is a diabetic
needing Vetsulin and special food.
Costing over $265 each week.
Bug is dealing with weight issues.
we are working to get his weight back
up with a weight check on a scale
everyday and measured meals 3 times
a day. he is eating every meal. right now his units are at 5 units of vetsulin q12. we scheduled an abdominal ultrasound for 3 week so fingers crossed.

Lady came to us at 18 years young matted bad skin blind and underweight. She came to us as a hospice case. But we weren’t going to not do the best we could do to help her thrive and stay comfortable! Just shy of 2 months later her fur is growing back in soft and beautifully. Her eyes are now not sealed shut with discharge since starting her on supplements and using the eye medication she came with. She is getting medicated baths once every couple of weeks to help her skin. She is eating a very good diet to help her kidneys function and supplements to help her thrive. She is eating 3 small meals a day and loves feeding time! She recognizes our smells and gets excited when people come hold her. Go lady we are so proud of you for beating the odds after being dumped after being in your home for 18 years. You may be a hospice case but you are thriving!!

Lady

Hobbs

Hobbs is a sweet funny boy. He is the type of
dog if you are ready to play then so is he, if you
are ready to relax so is he. Hobbs is very
affectionate. He is so sweet when he wants to
be pet. Hobbs takes about a week or so to
warm up to new people he just needs a little
time to trust new people. Hobbs does love to play with other dogs but for some reason does not get along with black dogs and he is not to sure about children. Hobbs was in a foster where he did well with 6 other dogs. if you give Hobbs a chance he will melt your heart. Recommend a home with no cats.

Bentley

He is a 10 year old jack russell terrier mix.

He is a very happy healthy guy! Loves being outside & loves other dogs. Bentley weighs approx 19lbs.

Dory

Friends help me welcome Dory into our
rescue! Dory is a 9 year old poodle mix!
She was an owner surrender. She was
going to be euthanized at a vet hospital
I’m close with and the doctor said no t
here is no reason to be put down so here s
he is! She’s the sweetest! She’s great
with other dogs and loves people!
Welcome to our senior crew Dory!
We are so glad to have you!

Dylan

Dylan is a 5 year old cocker spaniel. Dylan is very sweet & loves being outside. Recommend being the only dog in the house. He is up to date on vaccines, neutered & no health issues.

Milo

Milo is loving being outside especially with the nice weather upon us. He loves walking around our yard, hanging with the other pups, and sitting on the deck looking out into the yard. He is adjusting to his new diet very well with no issues and is getting more and more exercise everyday.