This is an area where Liberty excels. Dedicated and level headed people who are committed to this Rescue/Sanctuary make it one of the best places a dog could ever come to.

Most of the dogs at Liberty come from shelters, where they have been for a long time, they advertise all adoptable dogs in several ways. Strays rarely end up here unless they are in terrible condition.

As I mentioned, they have regular volunteers that spend hours with the dogs, some are young, some are old, some are there to offer help on the day to day activities, cleaning, feeding and caring for individuals who are on medications, keeping the units air conditioners functioning, bringing in gravel or straw when needed in areas prone to getting muddy in the rainy times.

I don't know of a shelter or rescue that is more involved in educating, getting volunteers to love their dogs regularly, taking them on outings even. They maintain houses for the dogs, basically small buildings with easy to clean flooring with drains, furniture and blankets, heat and air conditioning for each house. These dogs at Liberty are pampered and they know how it feels to be loved.

All dogs at Liberty get the care they need, the Sanctuary treats their dogs no matter the outcome, they strive to give each animal the best chance at a pain free life while dealing with their health conditions. Old dogs with diseases, dogs with abnormalities, cancer, skin conditions etc, are all loved and gently eased out of this world when the time comes.

The knowledgeable people at Liberty have years of dealing with issues that come with unwanted dogs. They will help in any way they cay so that a dog keeps it's home.

The goal of Liberty is to provide lifetime homes and care for the dogs they take in.

Liberty utilizes foster homes often.

Liberty gives the dogs that come there a taste of what living in a home is like, lots of love, exercise, good food and they do have foster homes.

Every dog that is healthy enough to be spayed and neutered is. No dog is adopted intact. They concentrate on old and sick dogs that nobody wants. But also dogs that shelters have not been able to place.

They don't deal with cats, this is a dog rescue/sanctuary.