Herding Group Rescues

MAGSR is dedicated to rehabilitating and providing a second chance to German shepherds and shepherd mixes that have been abandoned, abused, lost, strayed, or surrendered. Mid-Atlantic German Shepherd Rescue – Pets Available for Adoption Favorite

PWCCP Rescue helps displaced Pembroke Welsh Corgis find their “forever” home. Our rescued Corgis come from various situations. Some are from shelters, some are due to a death in the family, some because of family conflicts (human or animal) and some just because their family is moving and the Corgi can’t go with them. Placement in our rescue program does not mean that the Corgi was “bad” or abused. PWCCP does not accept dogs with a known biting history. Please be aware that we usually do not get puppies and most of the time the rescues are often adults over five years old. Favorite

The Aussie Rescue and Placement Helpline, Inc. (ARPH) is a not-for-profit organization comprised of volunteers who are dedicated to the Australian Shepherd breed. ARPH’s mission is to rescue Australian Shepherds and place them into loving, caring, and permanent homes, and to educate the public about all aspects of owning an Australian Shepherd. Breed Rescue for Australian Shepherds. National web site is at http://www.aussierescue.org. We cover all of Maryland – part of national group Favorite

The mission of Sheltie Haven Sheltie Rescue, Inc. is to help prevent abuse to and educate the public about the Shetland sheepdog breed, commonly known as sheltie. Our totally volunteer rescue group provides foster care and adoption services for Shetland sheepdogs who are turned into our group. We care for and help find new forever homesfor homeless Shetland sheepdogs. Favorite

The rescue mission of the FLCA is in the support of organizations and individuals that rescue Finnish Lapphunds by providing information, education and support services. Favorite

Rescue Entles can come from shelters, rescue organizations or be relinquished by their owners. In the case of any rescued Entles, the club steps up to identify, help finance, coordinate transport and place them in proper, qualified homes. To maintain status in the NEMDA Breeder Code of Ethics program, all NEMDA breeders agree to bear the lifetime responsibility for the well-being of their own EMDs, as well as any they have bred. On occasion an Entle from a NEMDA breeder may be in the position of needing a new home, this distinction is made as a “rehome” Entle. In the case of any rehomed Entles, the EMD’s breeder steps up to insure the dog is placed in a proper, qualified home. Favorite

The Canaan Dog Rescue Network (CDRN) is the ONLY rescue network devoted to purebred Canaan Dogs and recognized by the Canaan Dog Club of America, Inc. and the AKC. The CDRN is a 501c3 organization that was established in July 2004 with the mission of helping owners, breeders, and shelters pair purebred Canaan Dogs in need of a new home with a forever home. Favorite

The Briard Club of America Rescue Trust is a 501(c)(3) charitable trust formed to further the Briard Club of America’s mission of protecting Briards in need of rescue. The trust’s goals include education to aid in prevention, support for persons involved in the rescue process, encouragement and support of responsible breeders of Briards, and establishment of a system that encourages effective communication among all individuals involved in rescue. Favorite

Belgian Tervuren Rescue Inc. (BTR) is a non-profit 501(c) (3) organization. It is comprised of the collective efforts of a dedicated group of volunteer individuals who love the breed and feel obligated to ensure the protection and well-being of all Belgian Tervuren regardless of their lineage or background. BTR is a national organization and the official rescue program of the American Belgian Tervuren Club. The mission of Belgian Tervuren Rescue, Inc. is to act on behalf of any homeless, purebred Belgian Tervuren. To attain this goal, Belgian Tervuren Rescue, Inc. will remove dogs which are unwanted, impounded, neglected or abused from their current situation and place all adoptable dogs in responsible, permanent homes. Favorite

As the Rescue organization for the national breed club, Belgian Sheepdog Club of America (BSCA), we accept our responsibility for protecting the welfare of all Belgian Sheepdogs in need while encouraging breeders to be responsible for the dogs they have bred or litters their dogs have sired for the life of the dog. We strive for the highest possible standard as we conduct our rescue work and agree to abide by the policies set forth by the Rescue Trustees as well as all applicable laws. Favorite