Featured Rescue
foster a dog and help them adjust to life
in a home environment. We feel that a
combination of learning basics of manners and
routine in our kennel, coupled with time spent in
a caring foster home can help our dogs make
a successful transition into their forever home.
Due to the high number of dogs we have
currently in our kennel (and no available
fosters), we are not able to accept additional
dogs at this time. However, when we are open
to intakes we take in dogs from virtually any
environment. We try to help dogs in need,
wherever they may be. We have taken many
dogs from shelters, owner surrenders, and
dogs who were found but not claimed by their
owners.
What are the future plans for BSDR?
We hope to continue to rescue, care for,
and adopt out as many dogs as we can
responsibly handle.
How are you funded?
--100% of our funding is through donations
and fundraisers.
What items do you need the most donated?
Typically we feed
Fromm Adult from
Hollywood Feed, but
we will gladly accept
any donated food),
Nylabones, bedding,
Kong’s, Frisbees, medium
and large crates, paper
towels, milk bone style
treats (medium and
large), medium and
large harnesses are
always things we need
on a daily basis here.
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Do you ever go to the shelter and rescue
from there? Where do most of the dogs that
you have for adoption come to you from?
Cam He has been with
BSDR for a very long time
and they don’t know why. He
is a lab mix who has enough
personality to light up any
room. He loves to play fetch,
play with other dogs, splash
around in the wading pool
(in summer, of course), go for
walks/jogs, cuddle, go for car
rides…he’s pretty much up for
anything! He’s a best-friend,
co-pilot, loyal companion,
loving family member and a
hysterically funny comedian….
all rolled into one lovable dog.
He is approximately 2 years
old, knows basic commands,
leash trained, current on
all vaccines, neutered and
microchipped
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