Paw Ambulance | We Clear the Way

It covers an emergency transport line, a first-care stop, a night feeding route and street water points.

On a call the team is sent at once, and grave cases are reached within minutes.

The dated, located photo of the rescued life at the first-care stop is uploaded to your panel within 72 hours.

It is the first point where a life taken in urgently has its bleeding stopped, is given fluids, warmed and brought to a stable state.

It is to reach lives left hungry and thirsty in the dark hours no one comes round, and it runs along the same path as the ambulance.

The team and vehicle are kept ready, the call system kept current, and calls are answered including at night.

The emergency line extends to the other streets of that quarter too, but each record is logged to a set case and followed.

Priority goes to streets the ambulance has never reached, with a high risk of accident and danger.

Yes. Lives fallen into a pit, trapped, or unable to get out alone are brought out safely and checked over.

Yes. If you wish, you can support the emergency line each month, and a photo of each field round reaches your panel separately.

Pups in danger are taken up quickly, warmed and fed at the first-care stop, and watched until they grow stronger.

Yes. Quenara is a Delaware-based 501(c)(3) organization, and your receipt is sent through your panel.

Yes. The call, the transport, the first care and the volunteer's signature are kept on file, the recovery is followed, and the process is clear.