FAQ: CUDDLY's East Coast Rescue Rover Initiative with NYC Second Chance Rescue

Summary
CUDDLY® has launched its East Coast Rescue Rover van in collaboration with New York City Second Chance Rescue to save vulnerable animals from overcrowded shelters, providing them a better chance at adoption.
What is the CUDDLY Rescue Rover?
The CUDDLY Rescue Rover is a transport vehicle designed to relocate vulnerable shelter animals at risk of euthanasia from overcrowded shelters to rescues with more resources.
Why is the Rescue Rover important?
It addresses critical animal shelter congestion, especially in NYC, by saving animals at high risk of euthanasia and giving them a chance to find forever families.
How does the Rescue Rover work?
Funded by CUDDLY’s do-good subscription program, CUDDLY Club, the van transports animals from overwhelmed shelters to rescues with more space and resources for essential care.
Who is involved in this initiative?
CUDDLY® and New York City Second Chance Rescue (NYCSCR) are collaborating on this initiative to save animals in the New York metro area.
When will the Rescue Rover be operational?
The Rescue Rover will debut in NYC on September 6th with a welcome party for dogs being rescued from local shelters.
Where is the Rescue Rover based?
The Rescue Rover is based in NYC and will operate within the New York metro area, including Manhattan, Queens, and Brooklyn, transporting animals to NYCSCR’s rescue center in Long Island City.
What are the benefits of the Rescue Rover?
It alleviates shelter congestion, saves animals at risk of euthanasia, and supports NYCSCR’s mission to rescue and rehabilitate animals in overcapacity shelters.
How can people support the Rescue Rover initiative?
People can support through CUDDLY Club, a subscription program that pools donations to fund initiatives like the Rescue Rover and send supplies to shelters in need.
What makes NYCSCR a suitable partner for this initiative?
NYCSCR is committed to feeding its animals with CUDDLY® Food and has a track record of rescuing and rehabilitating animals, making it an ideal partner for the Rescue Rover initiative.

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