IAR News and Events
Wanted: Seeing Eye Person
Bruno is a sweet and good natured boy that is permanently blind due to inherited Glaucoma. He has never met a stranger and is always willing to try new things. Though he is blind, he really doesn't need any special accomodations. Bruno is able to navigate his foster home and yard with no assistance, and does very well on a leash with commands. He's just in need of a human to call his own!
Click here to read more about Bruno!
Thank You!
A heartfelt thanks to everyone who participated in our Great Human Race effort, whether you ran, walked, fundraised, donated, or just spread the word. On race day 30 IAR volunteers braved the rain (really, just a sprinkle) and
enjoyed a bit of fun and good humor along the 5k course. Afterwards, we celebrated
our tremendous success with brunch at Alivia's. With your help we raised more than $27,000, a total that nearly doubles our previous best effort!
New Volunteer Orientations
We hold New Volunteer Orientations for anyone interested in learning more about what we do. You'll learn about the many different ways that you can help homeless and less fortunate animals in the Triangle. Orientations are held on one Saturday each month.
Next Orientation: Saturday, June 9th, 12pm - 1pm
Where: 1821 Green Street, Durham, NC 27705
Please RSVP to IARVolCoor@animalrescue.net if you plan to attend.
Click Here for a Calendar of scheduled Orientations and other events, or fill out a Volunteer Interest Form online and we'll contact you with more information.
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Forever Homes
Congratulations to Dasey, Jerry, Jax, Penny, Joni, Wednesday, Ray Ray, Pookie, Fergus, Flynn, Dingo, Tino, Yam, Poppy, Cupcake, Levi, Nikki, Raymond, Seuss, Soren, Onyx , and Ginger Girl for finding their forever homes! Can you find a place in your heart for one of our other IAR animals?