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Our rescue is powered by dedicated, big-hearted volunteers who show up again and again for the dogs who need us most.
This page highlights the individuals whose compassion, time, and commitment make a life-changing difference for bully breeds in our care.
We’re grateful for every single person who chooses to stand beside us.
Volunteer Spotlight: Tammy
Volunteer Spotlight: Tammy
Tammy is one of our most dedicated volunteers and a true advocate for bully breeds. She helps with transport needs, assists in vetting potential adopters, and supports our rescue in the moments when we need an extra set of hands.
Tammy also opened her heart to an older bully who needed a safe, loving home, giving him the retirement he deserved. Her kindness, reliability, and willingness to step in make her a cherished part of our rescue family.
We’re grateful for everything she does and for the love she continues to give to the dogs who need it most. Tammy’s support helps us reach more dogs, more families, and more communities than we ever could alone.
Volunteer Spotlight: Sarah
Volunteer Spotlight: Sarah
Sarah is one of the incredible volunteers who helps our rescue run smoothly from behind the scenes. She often assists with coordinating transport, checking in with new fosters, and helping us share dogs who need homes across social media. Her steady support makes a big difference, especially during busy intake weeks.
Whether she’s helping schedule appointments or reaching out to potential adopters, Sarah is always reliable, positive, and ready to step in. We’re grateful for her commitment to bully breeds and for the kindness she brings to every task.
Thank you to every volunteer who gives their time, heart, and compassion to Bully World and Friends Foundation.
Thank you to every volunteer who gives their time, heart, and compassion to Bully World and Friends Foundation.
Your kindness is the reason our work is possible.
Your kindness is the reason our work is possible.
Want to Be a Volunteer?
Want to Be a Volunteer?
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Every helping hand brings a dog one step closer to safety and healing.
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