Dogwood primarily re-homes sporting or gun dogs like Pointer breeds, Vizslas, and Weimaraners. We also rescue “crosses” of these breeds: Dobermans, English Pointers, German Short-haired Pointers, German Wire-haired Pointers, Wirehaired Pointing Griffons, Pudelpointers, Weimaraners, Retrievers, Setters, Vizslas, Spinoni Italianos, Bracco Italianos, Bracque Francais. When we have available resources, we do help with other breeds of dogs.
Friends for Pets Foundation is a volunteer, non-profit charitable organization. We are dedicated to providing veterinary care, comprehensive evaluations and adoptive homes for the sporting breeds of Weimaraners, Golden Retrievers, Dalmatians, Pointers, & Labs who are abandoned, mistreated, neglected, or left in pounds throughout California. Rescue Services are also provided to dogs in acute need of placement due to family circumstances. Since its founding, Friends for Pets Foundation has provided rescue, care and adoption services for more than 3,000 dogs. We average 55 dogs in our kennels.
Spaniel Haven is part of Angels Saving Those In Need 501c3 that focuses on rescue and help of Spaniels anywhere that have run out of options and need help.
Florida Retriever Rescue (FARR), Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, all volunteer, rescue organization dedicated to saving the lives of unwanted and neglected dogs throughout Florida, with a special focus on retriever breeds
NEARR is a non-profit, 501c(3) charitable, all-volunteer group that re-homes retrievers in the North East. We accept purebred and mixed Labrador, Golden, Chesapeake Bay, Flat-Coated, Curly-Coated and Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retrievers. All of our dogs live in NEARR-approved foster homes while awaiting their forever homes. We do not have a central facility.
Sheila Callahan-Young. Available Rescue CCRs will always take priority over Referral CCRs. Dogs that an owner or breeder has made available on a “free to a good home” basis are eligible for referral status. No CCRs whose owner or breeder is selling the dog or asking for payment, barter, or income of any kind will be eligible.
Florida All Retriever Rescue (FARR) & Friends, Inc. is a 501c3 non-profit, ALL volunteer, rescue organization dedicated to saving the lives of unwanted and neglected dogs throughout Florida, with a special focus on retriever breeds. Our foster and adoptable dogs are all located in the Tampa area.
We specialize in the Retriever breeds (Labradors, Goldens, Flat Coats, Curly Coats, Duck Tollers), but you will also see other large breed dogs from time to time. All of our dogs will be spayed/neutered, up to date on shots and heartworm tested before adoption. If they are heartworm positive, we treat the dogs fully. Most of our dogs are also microchipped, but it depends on the shelter we get them from. Almost all of our dogs are from local shelters in FL and southern GA where there is a HUGE abundance of labs that unfortunately are allowed to breed and breed and breed. So, most of our dogs come out of those shelters that are overcrowded with very little chance of adoptions.
Independent Labrador Retriever Rescue of Southern California rescues and rehomes Retrieving breeds in the Southern California area including LA County, Santa Barbara area, and Orange County. We are dedicated to saving the lives of unwanted Labradors, Goldens, and other purebred Retrieving breeds from area shelters when they are on death’s door. We take in dogs from families no longer willing or able to care for their dogs and treat dogs with myriad health issues.
The Atlanta Dog Squad is a non-profit, all volunteer organization that rescues and rehomes retriever breeds (Labrador, Golden, Flat-Coated, Curly-Coated, Chesapeake Bay, and Nova Scotia Duck Tolling) and mixes thereof. ADS rescues retrievers, attends to their medical and/or training needs, provides them with love and socialization and places them with adoptive families who will care for them throughout their remaining lifetime.
Daisy’s Place Retriever Rescue is dedicated to saving and finding loving homes for Retrievers (and Retriever mixes) six years and older. Occassionally we do take dogs into rescue that are under six years old – some of them come to us from shelters where their correct age was misjudged and sometimes we just can’t help but save the younger ones from certain death – we affectionately call these younger honorary Daisy Dogs, ‘rosebuds’. We are an all volunteer non-profit organization and all of our dogs are in private foster homes.
