Rescued Rollers was the featured presentation at the Bucyrus Council on Aging Center on March 15, 2019 and the Bucyrus Telegraph Forum was there. Lizotte spoke to a group at the Crawford County Council on Aging, 200 S. Spring St., on Friday, accompanied by his dog Laura, who can’t use her rear legs properly because of a problem with her … Continue reading →
UPS delivers a lot of wheelchairs to Rescued Rollers for us to refurbish and send out to other dogs. In August 2018, as we were receiving another delivery, Laura was lucky enough to get her picture taken with our delivery driver. And don’t you know, that photo was shared on the UPS Dogs Facebook page!! Laura must certainly qualify as … Continue reading →
Thank you Woman’s World Magazine, for mentioning us in your January 22, 2018 issue!
Continue reading →Rescued Rollers scheduled a class at the Galion Public Library and the local newspaper, the Galion Inquirer, covered the story. Published on February 4, 2017 “The topics in the one-hour presentation will include tips and advice about caring for and communicating with senior and special needs pets that are blind or losing their sight, deaf or losing their hearing, paralyzed … Continue reading →
The Galion Inquirer featured Rescued Rollers’ special needs pets program in an article published on February 4, 2017.
Continue reading →When Hope, a blind and deaf Border Collie had her picture shown on Facebook, that was the beginning of a grand adventure! The Galion Inquirer published a story on December 13, 2016 about her arrival on a private jet. “John, who created the non-profit Rescued Rollers-Wheelchairs for Dogs after adopting Ranger, another special needs Border Collie, contacted The Underdogs Rescue … Continue reading →
The Galion Inquirer interviewed John Lizotte, director of Rescued Rollers. The resulting article was published on August 19, 2016. The article begins: GALION — Adopting a special needs dog has inspired a Galion man to form an organization to help others. Last fall, John Lizotte and his wife Noel adopted Ranger, a border collie from Texas. Ranger needs s a … Continue reading →
