It is very possible that you have never meet a rescue group like
this team before. The ink clad group share 80 tattoos between them, they love fast cars, big bikes and are tough like a tank; you wouldn't want to get in there way.
We're the army for the animals.
We think abusers are losers, and we have no problem "educating" them about the error of their ways. Hey, we're no angels, and we've made plenty of mistakes in our lives, but
we've been given a second chance. And we think neglected and abused animals deserve one, too.
The team started with three of the toughest guys you could think of. They have all shared shattered pasts, and have had to learn to live in a 'not-so-perfect world'; much like the animals they rescue.
These are three big boys that started the beautiful rescue group (but don't tell them we said beautiful).
Joe Panz grew up in a Queens neighborhood notorious for wise guys, where taking care of business is a way of life, and you are only as good as your word. He brings that premium on honor and loyalty – as well as some really high decibels – to every rescue.
Big Ant loves to ride his Harley as well as customizing anything that goes, and it usually goes fast. His motto is “Try to make it, or if you buy it, make it better,” like his 1950 cherry-red Buick or 1966 Nova drag car. Big Ant’s house is bursting at the seams with rescues, from rabbits to cats to Butchie, a pit-bull puppy saved from a used-car lot. And while he’s quick to kid around, watch the fuse: Big Ant can go from teddy bear to wrath of God faster than you can say “braciole.”
With his “Clark Kent” glasses and ski cap, Johnny O’s look is best described as “coffeehouse biker.” A former personal bodyguard, he loves the martial arts, reflected in his tattoos of symbolic Chinese animals, from a fiery dragon to a contemplative crane. Like all the guys, Johnny O is a pit-bull advocate – he owns two, look-alikes named Lucy and Chuck – and he educates about their undeservedly bad rap every chance he gets.
Due to there success in rescuing 1000's of neglected animals, the team is growing in force. They are always trying to get more and more support as they look expand their endeavors across America.
Rescue Ink continue to need your financial support to enforce the organization's mission and hope you will do so by purchasing Rescue Ink™ merchandise, donating and/or attend Rescue Ink™ Events.
