REDLAND DOG SANCTUARY, INC.
HOMESTEAD, FLORIDA

REDLAND DOG SANCTUARY, INC., formerly known as DOGS IN CRISIS, INC., operates with a compassionate mission to support the community of South Dade in Miami-Dade County, Florida. Established on October 29, 2012, the organization has committed itself towards alleviating the crisis of abandoned, abused, unaltered, and neglected pets—a significant concern in this part of South Florida. The sanctuary focuses its efforts predominantly on assisting with dogs housed at a local outdoor shelter that have enduringly long kenneled periods, sometimes extending beyond two years. By deploying an extensive network of committed volunteers, REDLAND DOG SANCTUARY aims to place these dogs into foster or permanent homes within six months whenever possible. Moreover, the organization offers resources and efforts to reunite families with their dogs when feasible. The sanctuary is open to people willing to provide love and temporary sanctuary for a dog in need, as well as those prepared to donate time towards this noble cause. The company, incorporated under Florida's non-profit corporate filing number N12000010288, last changed its name from DOGS IN CRISIS, INC. on September 10, 2024, with an amendment filed. It had submitted its annual report for the fiscal year ending in 2024 as of February 13, 2024. With a presence based at 1510 NE 11th Street, Homestead, FL 33033, REDLAND DOG SANCTUARY remains accessible via phone at (786) 479-7861. More information about the organization and their ongoing efforts can be found on their website, dogsincrisis.com. Current leadership includes Amy L Spadaro serving as President of the Board (PD), Newton Jr. Siqueira as Vice President, and Randolph Bucher holding a Treasurer's role or similar Secretary-Treasurer designation (STD). Their dedication steers the sanctuary in achieving its heartwarming goal: ensuring no dog in crisis remains confined without hope for a loving home. In operation under Federal Employer Identification Number 46-1180600, REDLAND DOG SANCTUARY continues to play an essential role in the welfare of South Dade's vulnerable canine population, fostering a spirit of community and kindness through its endeavors.