Kind Hands 4 Paws Rescue

Kind Hands 4 Paws Rescue Kind Hands 4 Paws is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Our focus to to keep dogs alive and rehabilat We are a canine rescue only.

We have some new additions to our rescue. They will be assessed, vetted, and microchipped before being put up for adopti...
08/30/2026

We have some new additions to our rescue. They will be assessed, vetted, and microchipped before being put up for adoption. We received a toy and mini poodle today. We also took in a 4yr old Schnauzer who decided she was a bit camera shy.

In a world of haste and over population we take pride in doing our best to find the PERFECT matches for our displaced 4 ...
08/29/2026

In a world of haste and over population we take pride in doing our best to find the PERFECT matches for our displaced 4 legged friends. Dexter came to us back in April and today found his perfect match. Dexter wanted nothing more for a woman in his little life. We are ecstatic for this match and to watch him in his new start!

08/04/2026

When will it end?

We're going to step up on our soapbox for a moment, because this is important.

Every day when scrolling through Facebook, we see dozens of "rehoming" or "free to good home" posts about puppies and dogs throughout the state.

(Not even counting the dozens more about cats and kittens.)

So again, when will it end?

We'll be honest with you. We've seen some pretty horrific stuff. Starvation. Injured animals. Diseased animals. Severe neglect and abuse. Animals near death.

Even animals in such horrific condition that death is a mercy.

Letting your dog or cat contribute to the pet population crisis isn't harmless.

Its not harmless when dogs can have 2 litters per year starting at 6 months, and averaging 6-8 puppies per litter.

Its not harmless when cats can have a few litters per year starting at 4 months, and averaging 4-6 kittens per litter.

For an unaltered cat or dog, that's dozens and dozens of babies throughout their lifetime.

And where do they go?

"Good homes" are harder and harder to find. Rescues are full. Shelters are full.

In some parts of the state, unwanted animals roam free and are left to fend for themselves. There's little to no resources.They starve. They freeze. They get hit by cars. They get poisoned. They get shot. They suffer.

Then there's the animals that find themselves in subpar homes, only to be let down by their people time and time again.

When you're allowing your pet to have litter after litter, you can't guarantee those animals will live long, happy, and healthy lives. You may be unintentionally condemning them to a long life of misery and neglect.

Every animal we have rescued from a life of horrific misery was once a cute puppy or kitten that someone had and then rehomed. Are you confident that none of the puppies or kittens from your dogs or cats haven't been neglected (or worse?)

These animals deserve better! Together we can make a difference.

👉🏻Spay and neuter. As soon as you get a puppy or kitten, schedule their surgery. Most low cost spay and nueter clinics schedule out several months in advance. Scheduling in advance ensures your pet is altered when they're old enough, and no "accidents" happen!

Encourage your friends and family to spay and neuter their pets!

There are several low-cost clinics local to us:

🐾Spay Today
🐾Promise Animal League
🐾Stepping Stone Animal Society
🐾Fifty Shades of Fur
🐾Pet Neuter Clinic
🐾Rescue Me WV (sometimes has grants to help)
🐾Berkeley County Humane Society (sometimes has grants to help)
🐾Morgan County Humane Society (sometimes has grants to help)

👉🏻 If you're able to foster, please reach out to local rescues to help! If you can't foster, volunteer at your local shelter or rescue! They need all the help they can get! The two main issues we hear from local shelters and rescues are; lack of foster homes and lack of funding! By fostering YOU can save a life!

👉🏻 Donate! Donate toward the animal's care, donate supplies, donate toward vetrinary costs (which aren't inexpensive). Rescues and shelters facing lack of funding cannot help animals they financially cannot care for.

👉🏻 If you can't foster or donate, there are SUPER simple and FREE ways to help! Interact with posts on social media from shelters and rescues. You can help spread the word! The more interactions we get on social media = more eyes see the animals in need = the animals get the help they deserve!

YOU can help make a difference today! ❤️🐾

Hey friends! We have a yard sale planned for this weekend August 7th and 8th. 8am until ????  All proceeds benefit Kind ...
08/03/2026

Hey friends!
We have a yard sale planned for this weekend August 7th and 8th. 8am until ???? All proceeds benefit Kind hands 4 Paws Rescue.
Location is:
4170 Carroll Southern Rd
Carroll Ohio 43112
It is the Carroll Community Yardsale days
Stop out to say hi as Becki Kelso and Janice will be there to show you all the goodies!
We thanks all of you for all contributions and support for our little rescue!

A story of two boys that met at our rescue…Maximus and Carson were in the same foster home and came to us uneducated you...
08/01/2026

A story of two boys that met at our rescue…
Maximus and Carson were in the same foster home and came to us uneducated young boys. They both found their adoptive families on the same day! Congratulations boys! Glad I got to know you through your journey.

Mr Stumpy has found his forever! 🥰❤️🥰❤️
07/21/2026

Mr Stumpy has found his forever! 🥰❤️🥰❤️

FYI
07/14/2026

FYI

Corgipalooza! Meet Stumpy (red/white) and Dexter (tricolored) boys! Stumpy is your typical corgi, will chase a ball for ...
07/07/2026

Corgipalooza! Meet Stumpy (red/white) and Dexter (tricolored) boys! Stumpy is your typical corgi, will chase a ball for 3 business days then when you refuse to throw it he will throw it at you. Stumpy is crate trained and seems to do well with dogs his size. An appropriate match for him would be a home with a physical fence. Corgi experience would be a plus. He is about a year old.

Dexter is 2-3 yrs old and half the size of Stumpy. Dexter prefers the cuddly life and currently sleeps in his foster mom’s bed. You can’t give him enough attention. Dexter is a devoted friend for life. Dexter is still a corgi. We think he would be fine living a leash life with adequate exercise. A fence is always preferred.

**Our main goal with all of our fosters looking for their forever is to find just that. We feel they have already been failed once so our mission is to try to eliminate that. Our adoption application and a phone interview, and a physical meet and greet is how we try to make sure you and your family are compatible with our dogs. Please don’t hesitate to reach out with questions about our adoption process.**

To apply for either of these boys please visit our website at www.kindhands4paws.com

Text Sarah @ 7406176868 for any questions.

Address

P. O. Box 452
Zanesville, OH
437020452

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