Debra Fraker

President/Founder of K9 Kindness Rescue, Inc.

<p>I started K9 Kindness Rescue on April 30, 2004.&nbsp; Our Rat Terrier had been hit by a car and killed, and as I was online looking for another little Rattie, I learned about animal rescue.&nbsp; Since then, God has blessed K9 Kindness.&nbsp; We have rescued and placed into carefully screened, loving home, over 750 dogs, as well as a few cats and a couple of ferrets!&nbsp; We rely on private homes to "foster" our dogs, and we have no shelter or building.&nbsp; 98% of the funds we take in goes directly to pay off our vet bills.&nbsp; We are all volunteers.&nbsp; No one is paid.&nbsp; Our rescued dogs receive the same veterinary care by our very wonderful vets, that our own dogs receive.&nbsp; We make sure each dog is healthy, altered, up to date on all vaccinations and microhipped.&nbsp; Rarely do our adoption fees cover all our vet expenses.&nbsp; Therefore we fundraise, and come with special needs to places like IndieGoGo for financial help.</p> <p>I am a music teacher in the Davenport Community Schools and have 2 grown sons.&nbsp; I share my home with my own 3 dogs, Hunter (a 9 year old fox red Labrador Retriever), Shiloh (a 13 year old Beagle), and Kano (a 9 year old mixed breed).&nbsp;</p>

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