activities · 15
what they do
direct service · 15
- At-Risk Dog Response Herding Dog Rescue and AdoptionResponds to reports of at-risk Collies or Shelties found on social media or in shelters to ensure their safety.
- Dog Adoption Services Herding Dog Rescue and AdoptionFacilitates the adoption of Collies and Shelties through an application process, ensuring all dogs are neutered, microchipped, and current on vaccinations.
- Dog Adoption Services Herding Dog Rescue and AdoptionFacilitates the adoption of Collies and Shelties by ensuring they are spayed/neutered, microchipped, and current on vaccinations, and by holding adoption events and processing applications.
- Dog Foster Care Program Dog Adoption FacilitationOperates a foster care program where rescued dogs are housed in volunteer homes, providing a temporary safe environment until they are adopted.
- Dog Rescue and Rehabilitation Herding Dog Rescue and AdoptionRescues stray, at-risk, or surrendered Collies and Shelties, providing necessary veterinary care including vaccinations, health checks, and rehabilitation to a healthy weight.
- Dog Rescue and Rehabilitation Rescue and Rehabilitation of At-Risk DogsRescues stray dogs, provides veterinary care including vaccinations and health checks, and rehabilitates them to a healthy weight.
- Dog adoption services Herding Dog Rescue and AdoptionFacilitates the adoption of rescued Collies and Shelties through a formal application process and adoption events in public locations. All adopted dogs have received necessary medical care, including vaccinations and spaying/neutering.
- Foster Care Program Dog Adoption FacilitationOperates a foster care program where dogs are housed in volunteers' homes until they are adopted.
- Foster care program for rescued dogs Herding Dog Rescue and AdoptionHouses rescued Collies and Shelties in volunteer foster homes until they are adopted, providing a stable and caring environment during the rehabilitation and adoption process.
- Grooming GuidanceProvides guidance on grooming practices for Collies and Shelties, including bathing, drying, and post-bath grooming instructions.
- Grooming Guidance for Dog Owners Animal Behavior Training and SupportProvides guidance and instructions to dog owners on various grooming practices for Rough Collies, including bathing, drying, brushing, trimming foot hair, and nail clipping.
- Grooming guidance for ColliesProvides detailed grooming instructions for Rough Collies, including bathing, drying, brushing after baths, trimming foot hair, and nail clipping to support proper coat and paw health.
- Rescue and rehabilitation of Collies and SheltiesRescues stray or at-risk Collies and Shelties, including those reported via social media or found in shelters, and provides veterinary care such as vaccinations, health checks, and weight rehabilitation. Ensures all dogs are microchipped, spayed or neutered, and up to date on shots before adoption.
- Support for Surrendering Dogs Herding Dog Rescue and AdoptionProvides support for individuals seeking to surrender Collies or Shelties by offering access to multiple volunteers.
- Surrender support for Collies and Shelties Herding Dog Rescue and AdoptionProvides support to individuals seeking to surrender Collies or Shelties by connecting them with multiple volunteers to ensure safe intake and care of the dogs.
strategies · 6
how they think
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- Foster-based Rescue Model foster_based_rescueThe organization operates without a physical facility, relying instead on a foster-based model for dog rescue, which allows them to care for animals despite financial constraints.
- Foster-based rescue model foster_based_rescueThe organization operates without a physical facility, relying on a foster-based model to house and care for rescued dogs, which is a pragmatic approach given resource constraints.
- Owner Education for Canine Health and Safety owner_educationThe organization educates dog owners on critical health and safety issues, including canine influenza, the MDR1 gene mutation in Collies, and the dangers of xylitol, to promote responsible pet ownership and prevent harm.
- Owner education for canine health and safety owner_educationThe organization educates dog owners on critical health issues such as canine influenza, the MDR1 gene mutation in Collies, and the dangers of xylitol, to promote responsible pet ownership and prevent harm.
- Volunteer-led Intake and Adoption Process volunteer_network_intakeThe organization leverages a volunteer network for both the intake of surrendered Collies and Shelties and the screening of potential adopters, including follow-up calls and home visits, to ensure suitable placements.
- Volunteer-led intake and adoption process volunteer_network_intakeThe organization leverages a volunteer network for the intake of surrendered dogs and for the adoption screening process, including follow-up calls and home visits, to ensure suitable placements.
named programs · 4
what they call their work
Adoption Events
Hosts public adoption events to connect rescued dogs with potential adopters
Adoption Process
Structured adoption process including application review, home visits, and adoption fees ($175–$425 based on age)
Foster Program
Relies on volunteer foster families to house and care for rescued Collies and Shelties until permanent adoption
Transport Assistance
Volunteer-driven transport network to move dogs from surrender points to foster homes or adoption events
relationships · 2
who they work with
- Arizona Sheltie Rescue Partner — Referral or transfer partner for Sheltie adoptions.
- Washington State University Partner — Provides testing for the mutant MDR1 gene in collies.