Rescue is an all volunteer, nonprofit rescue and placement organization. Without our help and your help, these pets would be euthanized at these facilities, or in some cases, used for research purposes. By adopting a pet from K-9 Rescue, you are giving them another opportunity to live and enjoy life in a loving home. Dogs receive vaccinations to help prevent distemper, paravovirus, parainfluenza, coronavirus, bordatella, and rabies and they are provided with microchip identification.
Cats receive vaccinations to help prevent distemper, rabies, and upper respiratory illness.
All pets are tested for internal parasites and treated, if necessary. Then, a K-9 Rescue volunteer takes the pet home and cares for it until it is adopted. Rescue has been rescuing dogs since May 1994. In July 1996, we began rescuing cats. We do not have a shelter facility.