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After school program teacher, Alexis Sandoval, introduced her students to the RedRover Readers program in the START after school program at Golden Empire Elementary School. She then entered her school into the RedRover Readers Impact Contest -- and they won! Soon after, RedRover taught the whole school -- all 22 teachers -- to implement the RedRover Readers program in their classrooms, just in time for the 2015-2016 school year.
RedRover Responders stand at the ready to provide emergency animal sheltering assistance to the animals displaced by the Fort McMurray, Alberta wildfires if our help is needed and requested. Here is a list of currently available emergency animal shelters and resources.
Know of a resource or shelter to add to this list? Email us!
In early April 2016, RedRover Responders volunteers were on the ground in Pennsylvania with the Core Creek Collaborative. Working in partnership with Bucks County, Animal Lifeline, Rescue Purrfect, the PSPCA, the International Fund for Animal Welfare and local organizations, RedRover helped to implement a strategic Trap-Treat-Neuter-Place/Return program.
Mark your calendars to support RedRover! Starting at midnight on May 3rd, the Sacramento region will come together for one BIG Day of Giving - a 24-hour giving challenge to support local nonprofits. Your donations on this day will help us expand our programs nationwide, so we can bring more animals from crisis to care.
This Earth Day, the RedRover staff took a moment to reflect on how we celebrate Earth every day. Here are some of our favorite ways to respect, protect and connect with Earth:
1. Spending time outdoors with an animal friend
"One of my favorite things to do is run along the American River trail with our pup - especially in the evening or at night when a lot of wildlife come out.”
RedRover is excited to announce the first RedRover Readers program book in Spanish. We’ve collaborated with The Gryphon Press publishers to create Rufo liberado! This Spanish-language edition of Buddy Unchained by Daisy Bix was translated with the help of Dr. Iris Escudero from The Bilingual Owl.
By RedRover President and CEO, Nicole Forsyth
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After school program teacher, Alexis Sandoval, introduced her students to the RedRover Readers program in the START after school program at Golden Empire Elementary School. She then entered her school into the RedRover Readers Impact Contest -- and they won! Soon after, RedRover taught the whole school -- all 22 teachers -- to implement the RedRover Readers program in their classrooms, just in time for the 2015-2016 school year.
RedRover Responders stand at the ready to provide emergency animal sheltering assistance to the animals displaced by the Fort McMurray, Alberta wildfires if our help is needed and requested. Here is a list of currently available emergency animal shelters and resources.
Know of a resource or shelter to add to this list? Email us!
In early April 2016, RedRover Responders volunteers were on the ground in Pennsylvania with the Core Creek Collaborative. Working in partnership with Bucks County, Animal Lifeline, Rescue Purrfect, the PSPCA, the International Fund for Animal Welfare and local organizations, RedRover helped to implement a strategic Trap-Treat-Neuter-Place/Return program.
Mark your calendars to support RedRover! Starting at midnight on May 3rd, the Sacramento region will come together for one BIG Day of Giving - a 24-hour giving challenge to support local nonprofits. Your donations on this day will help us expand our programs nationwide, so we can bring more animals from crisis to care.
This Earth Day, the RedRover staff took a moment to reflect on how we celebrate Earth every day. Here are some of our favorite ways to respect, protect and connect with Earth:
1. Spending time outdoors with an animal friend
"One of my favorite things to do is run along the American River trail with our pup - especially in the evening or at night when a lot of wildlife come out.”
RedRover is excited to announce the first RedRover Readers program book in Spanish. We’ve collaborated with The Gryphon Press publishers to create Rufo liberado! This Spanish-language edition of Buddy Unchained by Daisy Bix was translated with the help of Dr. Iris Escudero from The Bilingual Owl.
By RedRover President and CEO, Nicole Forsyth