Here's Charlie
Will you help rescue his friends?
Meet Charlie
Hi, I’m Charlie.
This dog rescue organization is named after me.
My sister and I were in cages, sleeping on a cold concrete floor and getting lousy food. It was crowded and they had to make room because more dogs were coming.
If we hadn’t been rescued, things would not have ended well for us.
Some of my friends are in the same terrible situation and they need help.
Will you help me save my friends?
Let’s make sure they get a new life in a warm and loving home.
Save a life. Adopt one of my friends.
Lets go!
Can you please hurry?
My friends are waiting!
Is it OK if I drive?
Meet Charlie
Hi, I’m Charlie.
This dog rescue organization is named after me.
My sister and I were in cages, sleeping on a cold concrete floor and getting lousy food. It was crowded and they had to make room because more dogs were coming.
If we hadn’t been rescued, things would not have ended well for us.
Some of my friends are in the same terrible situation and they need help.
Will you help me save my friends?
Let’s make sure they get a new life in a warm and loving home.
Save a life. Adopt one of my friends.
Lets go!
Can you please hurry?
My friends are waiting!
Is it OK if I drive?
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Charlie’s Dream – His own building
Charlie was an inspiration for all of us, humans and dogs. He saved hundreds of dogs and maybe some humans too in his years working with Rescue Charlie’s Friends. He saw all the dogs passing through and we think he knew he was doing something wonderful.
Charlie died on May 1st, 2020. We miss him terribly.
Rescue Charlie’s Friends will live on in his memory and continue to rescue dogs. Charlie’s dream was to have his own building where he could receive the transports indoors out of the weather. His dream has come true thanks to some very generous donations.
Scroll down to see the available dogs and puppies! Most are here now just waiting for you!
The Next Transport arrives on Saturday June 14th
If you want to know what
Rescue Charlie’s Friends is all about, watch this:
If you want to know what Rescue Charlie’s Friends is all about, watch this:
Rowan
Rowan is a sweet little man. He is a mixed breed
He is two years old and weighs approx. forty pounds.
Hi Everyone, meet Rowan
Ice
Ice is a five year old Great Pyrenees mix.
She weighs around eighty pounds.
Hi everyone please meet this beautiful gentle giant Ice
This sweet baby is such an incredible sweet and loving girl, just the perfect dog.
Ice loves to be outside, and like any Great pyrenees they like to roam or just lay outside on the deck.
She is very sweet and loves to cuddle but also needs patience as she can be shy in the beginning.
Ice is good with cats and older kids.
She loves to go on adventures with her humans too!
Ice is a pretty great, awesome and a smart dog!
Would you like to adopt her?
Cat Clinic Now open at Rescue Charlie's Friends
Charlie’s is open to your CATS!!!
We have an upcoming spay / neuter and vaccinations clinic for cats at a pretty great rate! Contact Jen to reserve your cats spot!
Spots still available able! Call/text to get your kittie in!
**Cat Spay/Neuter Clinic**
Tuesday July 11th, Rescue Charlies Friends is partnering with Dr. Stephen Kinney to host a cat spay/neuter clinic. This clinic will be hosted in our surgical suite in Woolwich Maine.
Males $80
Females $100
Rabies $10
Distemper $10
Revolution $10
We ask that all cats be brought to their appointments in carriers and we do ask for cash payment at drop off to keep our costs as low as possible.
Please call or text Jen at 207-344-8096 to reserve a spot for your cat(s)
What people are saying
Everyone at Rescue Charlie’s Friends, we can’t thank you enough for all that you do with your amazing rescue! Our new addition Clara (aka Azure) is loving her new life here in Lincolnville and her new friend Trigger is in love.
Thank you again for all of your hard work!
I adopted a puppy from Rescue Charlie’s Friends on June 2, 2018 named August. My thirteen year old dog had passed away the month before.
I renamed him. Bud Lite. Bud because he is my Buddy and Lite because he is the Lite of my life.
I am some what of a hermit, but Buddy gets me out walking everyday. We have met many wonderful people and other dogs on our walks.
He means everything to me.
PLEASE keep up the good work you are doing both for the dogs and the families that are fortunate enough to adopt them.
