NORTH CAROLINA ROTTWEILER RESCUE

"RESCUED FROM DOUBT, PLACED WITH LOVE"

NCRR's List of Rottweilers for Adoption

OUR FEATURED PET . . . .Montana!

Helping “Pawz” Program – Offered by the North Carolina Rottweiler Rescue

We ALL know times are “RUFF” right now. We have seen MORE Furry Companions given up this year due to the economic issues of our time.

The North Carolina Rottweiler Rescue is partnering with various sponsors to try and help keep Owners from having to give up their loyal furbabies!

Let us HELP YOU! And in turn YOU can help US!

We are able to offer the following:
1. Provide food for YOUR dog.
2. Provide Annual DHLPP and Monthly Heart Worm Preventative for YOUR dog.
3. A Group of Caring Individuals – a GREAT Support Group
4. We provide a discount for boarding for personal doggies for those times you have to leave and go out of town and not able to take the Furbaby.

We are asking in Return for FOSTERS Parents
1. Foster one of our dogs in need that matches your family dynamics.
2. We will provide the foster doggie with food, ALL medical treatment, including spay/neuter and Heartworm care.
3. A crate for your foster doggie.
4. We can offer Training Support from TWO Certified Trainers
5. We request a volunteer presence at functions to help Show Case our Rotties as well as our “Notties” Usually 2 hours per month (if located in the area of the event)
6. Be a member our our yahoo group in order to keep abreast of what events are available to show case your foster dog

There are ONLY 5 openings available in this program. NCRR has rottweilers and pit bulls needing foster care along with a few mixed breed dogs. All foster dogs have been evaluated and temperament tested and will be matched to your family dynamics.

As long as you continue to foster a NCRR dog you will receive the above benefits for your dog.

Please contact ncrottierescue@gmail.com if you are interested in applying for the Helping Pawz Program.

***offer is valid for (1) dog in your family. we cannot provide benefits for multiple dogs.

We Need FOSTER HOMES!! We NEED Loving People!!

BECOME A FOSTER PARENT. IF YOU CAN NOT ADOPT Provide Temporary housing until the adoption is complete. We have become overwhelmed with requests to RESCUE Rotties and need people willing to provide a temporary home until a permanent home is found. The Rescue provides all foster homes with all medical treatments and care; routine flea and heartworm preventive medications; information and support; and backup fostering or boarding for vacations, family emergencies, and other situations if possible while fostering. Please, contact us if you feel you can provide a home for a dog that was not given a chance in the past. If you can not open your home to these great animals we also have Pay Pay and are in desperate need to help us help these dogs. Thank you in Advance for the consideration!

MISSION STATEMENT

  1. To provide veterinary care, foster home care and adoption of unwanted, unclaimed and stray companion pets.
  2. To provide advice and assistance to those wanting to place unwanted companion pets in new homes.
  3. To provide education on the proper care of companion pets.
  4. To encourage responsible companion pet ownership.
  5. To encourage the spaying and neutering of all companion pets.
  6. The organization shall not be operated for profit and no part of any profits or remainder or residue from donations to the organization shall benefit any member or individual.
  7. To reunite lost companion pets with owners.
  8. Work in conjunction with other rescue groups to help any companion pet find a suitable home.

    Diane Sacripanti - President, CEO

    If interested in applying to adopt any of NCRR's available companions, please email Diane at ncrottierescue@gmail.com and an application will be sent to you.

    North Carolina Rottweiler Rescue requires prospective adoptive families to complete an adoption application. References and home checks are completed along with vet reference checks.

    North Carolina Rottweiler Rescue is happy to hear from people interested in giving one of these wonderful dogs a responsible loving forever home. Please remember that Rottweilers become deeply attached to their families. They enjoy sharing every aspect of their family's life. They love being near you at all times and if you feel you may not enjoy having a dog's constant companionship, then you may be happier with a different breed that is less oriented to human companionship.

    Our adoption donation of $275 helps pay for costs associated with spaying or neutering, vaccinations and tests, parasite control, and shelter fees. This amount includes a non-refundable application donation of $25 that must be received before your application can be processed. This amount covers the costs incurred by the rescue in processing the application and does not guarantee approval for adoption.

    All dogs are spayed or neutered prior to adoption. There are special cases when this may be delayed due to health. All dogs are up to date on vaccines and on heartworm preventive.

    Upon entering the rescue, the dogs are tested and treated (if necessary) for intestinal worms. These worms are highly contagious and the dog may contract these worms again at a later date. The rescue will test and treat again while in foster care only if the dog is symptomatic. Adoptive families are encouraged to further test and treat at their expense if their veterinarians recommend it.

    Please note: we are volunteers, not professional dog trainers or students of animal behavior. Descriptions are opinions only and are used as a guide to place the dog in the most appropriate home.

    After adoption, we are available to assist and advise our adoptive families in any way we can. Obedience training is recommended, and we have two qualified trainers we can refer you to for training classes.

    If for any reason your adoption doesn't work out, we require that you return the dog to us.

    The adoption donation is NOT refundable should you return the dog, as it will have already been spent caring for the dog you adopt and/or other Rottweilers in need.

    Minimum requirements for adopting from North Carolina Rottweiler Rescue are:

    • Experience with large breed dogs;
    • Willingness to participate in training and socialization;
    • Willingness to provide responsible dog ownership and supervision;
    • Demonstrated financial stability;
    • Age 21 or older.

    EVENTS LIST FOR NCRR PetCo Adoption Events Knightdale North Carolina 12-3pm May 22nd June 19th July 24th August 21st

    • A Spaghetti dinner will be held June 18th 2010 to raise funds for the rescue the time is from 5-8pm Baptist Church 190 Woodland Church Road Wake Forest, NC 27587 This promises to be a fun night with good food good people and the dogs of course!

        Adopting a Companion for Life!

        NCRR strongly suggests that before adopting a pet, you research the breed itself, the characteristics, the history of the breed, what medical problems they may or can acquire during their lifetime, and remember: "They are NOT disposable!" Remember that the puppy you think is so cute will grow up and need a lot of training and medical care. Being a responsible pet owner means spaying or neutering your pet, keeping them updated on their shots, vaccines, and heartworm tests, and keeping them on heartworm preventative, as well as making sure your pet is a happy pet. Chaining a dog or caging a dog for their lifetime with no socializing is NOT being responsible. Take the time to train and socialize your pets. Make them an addition to your family.

        Come Visit Us Online!

        Please come visit our website at http://www.ncrottierescue.net and check out all the animals for adoption and our policies. All of our rescue animals available for adoption are listed on our Petfinder List.
        Email: ncrottierescue@gmail.com or snail mail to NCRR 5613 Old Ridge Road Raleigh, NC 27610.

        Click here for a list of pets at our Rescue!



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