This poor dog was found as a stray and taken to the shelter.  She was a mess when we rescued her.  It was obvious that she had been kept outside and used as a breeder.  She had clumps of sawdust next to her skin and under her fur and was very matted.  Also, her front teeth are worn down from most probably chewing on a chain link kennel to try and get out. 

She is very, very sweet but obviously nervous about being inside the house, as she was most likely kept outside 24/7.  She is getting better though, and her foster mom is working on her housetraining skills. 

She is approximately 3 years of age, a beautiful wolf sable and has a cute, teddy bear pom face.  She will make someone a wonderful pet once she learns to trust and that the world (inside the house, as well as out -lol) is a safe, happy place. 

If you have any questions that aren't answered below or under our adoption information page, the quickest way to get a response is to email us at resq@resqanimalcoalition.com.

Most of our dogs will require secure, fenced yards.  We will check this by a home visit or if out of town, via satellite photos.  If these are not available we will ask another rescue to conduct a home visit.

Adoption fees include spay/neuter, vaccinations, flea treatment, heartworm test and preventative, wormings, and all other medical care needed to ensure a healthy dog.  Fees vary, based on the care required, age and needs of the animal.  We rely strictly on our adoption fees since we don't receive any outside funding.

The adoption fees we require do not cover the medical expenses, let alone the daily cost of taking care of the dogs we hope to re-home. Additional expenses are out-of-pocket.

We are ALL volunteers; there are NO paid employees in our rescue. The adoption fee is used to help with veterinary care. All of the dogs in our care are fully vetted, spayed/neutered, are up to date on all vaccines, are heartworm tested and kept on year round heartworm prevention. If they have tested positive for heartworm - they will be treated. Any and all medical issues that our vets find or that arise while in foster care are treated.

WE DO NOT ADOPT OUR DOGS TO HOMES WITH UNALTERED PETS...NO EXCEPTIONS!

In order to adopt one of these wonderful pups you will be required to: Fill out an adoption application, provide a veterinary reference, agree to a telephone/email screening, have one of our representatives conduct a home visit, complete and sign an adoption contract, and pay an adoption fee.