Meet Our Team
Below are the four volunteers who make up our board. Our team does not end with them though, North Paw Rescue would not be complete without the volunteers, supporters, and allies working with us.
Marybeth
President
Marybeth’s number one passion in life is saving dogs. She has been rescuing dogs since she was a teenager. After working with many local rescues, she and Stacy decided it was time to form their own rescue and North Paw Rescue was born! Marybeth works as an attorney in Rochester, NY fighting for the rights of the indigent and disenfranchised. She has 4 rescue dogs of her own who love teaching foster dogs how to “dog.”
Marybeth’s number one passion in life is saving dogs. She has been rescuing dogs since she was a teenager. After working with many local rescues, she and Stacy decided it was time to form their own rescue and North Paw Rescue was born! Marybeth works as an attorney in Rochester, NY fighting for the rights of the indigent and disenfranchised. She has 4 rescue dogs of her own who love teaching foster dogs how to “dog.”
Stacy
Vice President/Treasurer
Stacy is the definition of rescue. No matter the species, if an animal is in need of saving, she is the first one there to help. Stacy is a veteran and has 4 rescue dogs who are very lucky to call her mom. She specializes in fostering neonatal puppies with birth defects who require extra love and care.
Stacy is the definition of rescue. No matter the species, if an animal is in need of saving, she is the first one there to help. Stacy is a veteran and has 4 rescue dogs who are very lucky to call her mom. She specializes in fostering neonatal puppies with birth defects who require extra love and care.
Jenna
Vice President
Jenna was brought into rescue by association, but quickly became committed to saving as many dogs as she can. She is a sign language interpreter by trade, and coincidentally specializes in fostering dogs with hearing loss. She is always willing to take in a dog who requires extra training and patience. After never having a dog of her own, let alone a family dog, she recently foster failed her own rescue dog: a puppy mill reject who was discarded due to a physical defect.
Jenna was brought into rescue by association, but quickly became committed to saving as many dogs as she can. She is a sign language interpreter by trade, and coincidentally specializes in fostering dogs with hearing loss. She is always willing to take in a dog who requires extra training and patience. After never having a dog of her own, let alone a family dog, she recently foster failed her own rescue dog: a puppy mill reject who was discarded due to a physical defect.
Tracy
Secretary
Tracy is a very busy local real estate agent who always makes time to help rescue dogs. She has 2 German Shepherd rescues and 2 cats at home. She was hooked on rescue the minute she took in her first terrified foster dog and hasn’t looked back since. Animals have always been a huge part of her life and we cannot imagine our team without her.
Tracy is a very busy local real estate agent who always makes time to help rescue dogs. She has 2 German Shepherd rescues and 2 cats at home. She was hooked on rescue the minute she took in her first terrified foster dog and hasn’t looked back since. Animals have always been a huge part of her life and we cannot imagine our team without her.