AMERICAN DOG RESCUE, INC.
NORTH PALM BEACH, FLORIDA

American Dog Rescue, Inc., founded in November 20, 2012, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to animal welfare with its headquarters located at 2 Water Club Way Apt 801, North Palm Beach, FL. Its mission revolves around maximizing the impact of contributions through the American Dog Rescue Foundation, a wholly volunteer-supported body underwritten by Arthur E. Benjamin. As an all-volunteer and entirely financially supported foundation, American Dog Rescue ensures that every penny from donations is funneled directly into meaningful animal welfare projects and initiatives with no administrative cost deductions. This approach is intended to foster significant rescue outcomes, advocacy efforts for animals, and collaborations with other like-minded accredited nonprofits. A cornerstone of the organization's impact has been its support for veterans suffering from PTSD by facilitating their connection with service dogs—a mission that underscores American Dog Rescue's commitment to both human and animal welfare. Additionally, the foundation recently partnered with Stronger and Better Together in efforts to rescue and rehabilitate pets affected by Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico. Arthur E. Benjamin leads as President of this cause-centered entity while also holding key roles such as Vice President (Patricia Rhein) and Secretary/Treasurer (Marcia Custer). With a focus extending to education, career advancement, and holistic community support, Arthur's multifaceted influence spans various domains including being a former Commissioner at the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges. With its operational status reinstated as of February 18, 2016, and an upcoming annual report on January 2, 2025, American Dog Rescue continues to stand out for prioritizing and channeling efforts towards tangible animal welfare improvements. More information can be found through their website: americandogrescue.com.