We work with other Newfoundland clubs and rescue organizations in the New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey area to coordinate Newfoundland dog rescue.
Please remember that all of NEWFFLA volunteers are true “volunteers”, please take into consideration that we have a small staff and everyone has a full time job, plus personal/family lives, so sometimes tasks take a little longer to accomplish. We do not have a facility and all foster dogs are living with foster families getting plenty of TLC while awaiting the right family match!
To act as a shepherd for Saint Bernard dogs and puppies that are without suitable caretakers and are in need of help; to shelter the homeless; to care for and find homes for the unwanted, abandoned, neglected and abused; to feed the hungry; to provide medical services to the sick, injured and lame; to assist in the rescue of those subjected to conditions hazardous to their well-being or to confinement in government or private shelter, who without intervention would be needlessly Euthanize; to provide for the humane disposition of those not sound in mind, body or temperament; to educate the public as to the characteristics of, and proper care for, the breed so as to promote compatible, loving, lasting home/family placements; to educate the public as to responsible pet ownership so as to prevent accidental litters and to prevent inhumane trafficking in puppies and dogs, and so as to promote the most humane manner of disposition of pets at journey’s end; to encourage, promote and support research respecting the breed that explores or improves relations between the breed and owners or sheds light on the causes of abandonment, neglect or abuse, or promotes the public’s understanding of the special characteristics and attributes of the breed or that is designed to improve the welfare of the breed in any manner. Though the Foundation is established to provide services primarily to the Saint Bernard, the foundation will not refuse services to any dog in need of immediate and caring attention.
Big Fluffy Dog Rescue is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to helping giant breed mixed breed dogs in need. We value dogs of all breeds, but we specialize in what the name says: big, fluffy dogs. We have volunteers in several states in the South and New England who work to help homeless big fluffy dogs find a home to call their own. Big Fluffy Dog Rescue works to save Great Pyrenees, Saint Bernards, Newfoundlands and their mixes from euthanasia.
Big Fluffy Dog Rescue is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to helping giant breed mixed breed dogs in need. We value dogs of all breeds, but we specialize in what the name says: big, fluffy dogs. We have volunteers in several states in the South and New England who work to help homeless big fluffy dogs find a home to call their own. Big Fluffy Dog Rescue works to save Great Pyrenees, Saint Bernards, Newfoundlands and their mixes from euthanasia.
Canadian Newf Rescue Inc. is a non-profit charitable organization, which protects those unfortunate Newfoundland dogs that end up abused, abandoned, neglected or in shelters.
Newf Friends Newfoundland Dog Rescue is a foster home based rescue group operating in Ontario, Canada. We place dogs into carefully screened homes in Ontario and parts of neighbouring States, within a days drive. If you are outside of our area visit the Newf Rescue listings for Canada or the Newf Club of America Rescue Listing to find a rescue near you.
Contact Cathy Derench, cell (860) 465-6839
Contact Beth Grispin
Contact Chris Pulver
Contact Starr Willets
Contact Marjorie Odle
Contact Xavier Grahn
Contact Donna McConn
Contact Debbie Manning
Contact Leslie Martin Conwell
Contact Leslie Martin Conwell
Contact Mary Price
Contact Janey Shaddrick
Contact Debbie Fitton
Contact Brent Ellis
OWNCR is a Texas based 501(c)(3) organization committed to assisting Newfoundlands who may otherwise be turned out on the street or face euthanasia in shelters. It’s our objective to insure that our Newfs are placed in the best home environment possible. In order to increase the chances of a permanent home, rescues are placed according to best match, not first come first served. OWNCR also provides breed information, training tips and advice to individuals who need assistance with their Newfs.
