We are a small army of volunteers dedicated to help Collies and Shelties in need. We provide foster and end of life care for dogs in our program.
W.O.O.F.F. is a 501c3 dog rescue. We specialize in border collies, dachshunds and shelties, but will accept any non-aggressive dogs that need to be placed in a Forever Home. W.O.O.F.F. is an ALL volunteer rescue and just like every other rescue, we are always in need of dog food and donations for vets bills.
Specializing in the herding and working dog breeds (and some lucky cats), 4 Lucky Dogs Pet Rescue, Inc is a certified tax-exempt, non-profit corporation effective 01 Jan 2016.
TDBCR is a not-for-profit organization of Border Collie owners who rescue, rehab and rehome unwanted border collies, some mixes and some limited other herding breeds, like Australian Shepherds and Kelpies, space permitting, in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia, Canada.
Country Livin’ Pet Rescue is a small scale dog rescue organization based in Monroe, GA. We pull dogs from high kill shelters in the surrounding areas and give them a second chance at having a family.
We are a small, registered NFP rescue that takes in, cares for & re-homes various herding breed dogs that may exhibit common, but misunderstood, herding behaviors or no herding instinct at all.
Helping Shelties Find Their Forever Homes
Our website shows both corgi and sheltie mixes and other small breed dogs that are in animal shelters in Southern California. These dogs are available for direct adoption by the general public. Photo and bio on each dog and shelter info contact.
Maine Sheltie Rescue is a not-for-profit group comprised of volunteers who give their time, ability, and homes to help place Shelties where they will be cared for and loved.
We are a registered charity with a small but dedicated group of volunteers who take in homeless shelties and find them new places to live. The dogs come into our care from shelters, veterinarians clinics, other rescue organizations, or from people who can longer keep their pet. We sometimes get dogs who have lived in abusive and inhumane situations who need special care. All dogs who come into our care are given basic vet care as needed, are neutered/spayed and kept up-to-date on vaccinations and heartworm preventives. We take them into foster care for a minimum of 1-2 weeks, in order to do basic assessment, all the while providing them with food, companionship and TLC. They are then available for adoption to a fully screened home that matches their needs and where they best fit in to a new family’s lifestyle.
TSCR, a 501(c)(3) non-profit, is an all-volunteer, foster-based Collie rescue based in Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Tennessee and West Virginia, with volunteers also located in Illinois and Pennsylvania. Our rescue provides veterinary care and temporary homes for owner-surrendered, stray, neglected or abused dogs. We work with shelters to pull collies and shelties in need of rescue.
The Collie and Sheltie Rescue is a volunteer-staff, non-profit organization, 501(c)(3) [Tax ID #541812331], that rescues and places for adoption unwanted, abused, neglected, or abandoned collies and shelties. We are very similiar to your local SPCA, but we specialize in collies and shelties. The “orphans” we receive are given personalized attention through our foster care network.
Contact: Bill Ferrell
Contact: Peg Cass
Contact: Arlene Starkey
Contact: Bettina and David Ross
Contact: Lee More
Contact: Kathy Wallis
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