Breed Rescue

A story from my granddaughter Kaylin.

Hi, I have a dog. His name is Sisco.  He loves to play with other dogs.  At the park he goes in the lake a lot and loves to play.  Sisco has a brother, his name is Jasper.  Jasper does not live with me.  He lives with my Grandma.  Sisco and Jasper were born from my cousins dogs.  One is a girl and the other one is a boy.  They had one girl puppy, but she was too small to live.  Some people think dogs are mean and bite.  Some dogs do, but they are sometimes trained not to.  Sisco and Jasper were trained not to bite or be mean.  Sometimes Sisco and Jasper growl at people, but not that much.    Written by Kaylin J.

Sisco & Jasper Vacation

Main Line Animal Rescue specializes in the rescue and placement of abused, unwanted and abandoned companion animals. We never discriminate on the basis of health, age or breed. By involving and educating the community, Main Line Animal Rescue works to raise the public’s awareness of the plight of homeless animals as well as realizing the benefits of adopting an animal in need. Our animals are examined, vaccinated, spayed or neutered and receive any and all medical treatment before they are placed in carefully screened homes.

Gayle, rescued from Puppy Mill

Main Line Animal Rescue

Chester Springs, PA

Puppy Mills

“Gayle” the Cocker Spaniel “threw” nine puppies every time the farmer bred her.  But her days as a breeding dog were over the day we rescued her. The breeder told us that she had produced only three puppies in her last litter and he wouldn’t breed her again. Fearing that she might be destroyed, we convinced him to let us take her. “Gayle” was recently adopted by a very nice family and is now happy in her new home.

Please Adopt Me - Pointer - Burlington County Animal Shelter

Burlington County Animal Shelter

Our Mission:

The Burlington County Animal Shelter is a county facility supported by animal control contracts with local municipalities and the county taxpayers. It is used as a shelter for stray dogs, cats and other small animals for a short term stay in accordance with Title 8, Chapter 23.  All stray animals not claimed by owners or adopted will be kept for at least the state-mandated 7 days.

Euthanasia Policy:

Animals will not be euthanized unless: the shelter is beyond capacity, for disease control purposes as specified by the Veterinarian, they are surrendered by their legal owners for humane euthanasia, if severely ill or aged, they are feral (not in a TNR program), or they are aggressive, biting animals and/or not suitable for adoption as determined by the Animal Adoption Advocates and/or the Health Officer.

Where We Are:

• Burlington County Animal Shelter
• County Facilities Complex – Woodlane Road
• 35 Academy Drive
• Westampton, NJ 08060
• Phone for adoption info: 609-265-5073

Hours:

• Monday & Thursday 12pm – 7pm
• Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday 12pm – 4pm
• Saturday 12pm – 3:30pm
• Sundays & Holidays closed

Adoption Fees:

• $75 for Dogs
• $100 for Puppies (under 6 months)
• $45 for Cats
• $60 for Kittens (under 6 months)

See Shelter or Call for other rates.
All pets are spayed or neutered before adoption.

SHELTER WISH LIST:

The Shelter appreciates donations of the following items:

• NEWSPAPER
• Canned dog and cat food
• Dog and cat treats
• Kuranda Medium Dog Beds
• Food bowls- STAINLESS STEEL ONLY
• Rubber Toys for both cats and dogs
• Non-clumping cat litter
• Newspaper
• Leashes
• Collars (all sizes)
• Blankets/sheets/towels
• Brooms
• Bleach
• Bounty Paper Towels
• Heartguard- All Sizes
• Frontline, Advantage, Biospot
• Laundry Soap-regular and HE (High Efficiency)
• Dryer Sheets
• Fragrant Cleaning Products
• Dog crates
• Cat carriers

How can you help Breed Rescue Groups this Holiday Season?

Chase - Yellow Lab - Burlington County Animal Shelter

• Adopt Don’t Shop
• Foster a dog
• Donate money to your local rescue
• Buy holiday cards  from a rescue group
• Donate food or treats
• Buy gifts from animal rescue websites
• Volunteer to walk dogs
• Donate toys
• Buy USPS adopt a shelter pet postage stamps
• Help local animal shelters with Petco online gift certificates  – Petfinder

Adopt A Boxer Rescue is an all-volunteer charitable organization formed to rescue, rehabilitate, and re-home unwanted and abandoned boxer dogs within the northeast United States. We work within Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Vermont.

Chip - Adopt a Boxer Rescue

Chip has been living in the city for the past year and a half, but he has not adjusted to the hectic environment. Chip is sadly being returned to rescue to find a more suburban home, hopefully with a fenced yard where he can run and play.  His current family feels he would do much better in a low traffic home outside of the city lights!

Chip is great with other dogs, small and large.  He will soon be 5 years old and Chip is obedience trained.  If you live in the suburbs and are looking for an awesome dog, please consider him as part of your family. If you can provide a forever home for Chip, apply today!

Adopt a Boxer Rescue