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National English Shepherd Rescue
10602 Brittney Lane S. E.,
Olalla, WA 98359
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National English Shepherd Rescue, Ltd (N.E.S.R.), a non-profit organization, works to help place English Shepherds who need new homes. We specifically rescue English Shepherds but are always happy to work with other Rescues and Shelters to place dogs of the English Shepherd type.
English shepherds are a breed of farm dogs that are often misidentified as border collies, Australian shepherds, rottweiler mixes, collies, and just plain ¡°mutts¡± when they end up in pounds and shelters. This even happens when relinquishers identify them, but workers have never heard of the breed. Because ES are not ¡°show dogs,¡± there is a lot of variation in appearance.
NESR is organized and operates exclusively for exempt purposes set forth in section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. As such, your donations may be tax deductible. Please consult with your tax advisor for guidance.
National English Shepherd Rescue's adoption process
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•If you see a specific dog listed that you are interested in please contact the coordinator listed with the dog. If you are interested in adopting an English Shepherd when a dog comes available please email us. Please be sure to include where you are located and a way to contact you (i.e. phone number)
•Fill out an application and sign the contract and send it to the coordinator you have been working with for approval.
•Donation: NESR requests a donation of $200 for each dog adopted to help defray our expenses. NESR provides any medical care needed, and foster homes for all our dogs, this donation rarely covers everything we have spent but helps defray the costs.
•Transportation: It is the responsibility of the adopter to pay for transportation from the foster home, the crate (if needed) and the health certification from a Veterinarian (if needed). The coordinator you are working with will be able to give you an estimate of these expenses.
•If you see a specific dog listed that you are interested in please contact the coordinator listed with the dog. If you are interested in adopting an English Shepherd when a dog comes available please email us. Please be sure to include where you are located and a way to contact you (i.e. phone number)
•Fill out an application and sign the contract and send it to the coordinator you have been working with for approval.
•Donation: NESR requests a donation of $200 for each dog adopted to help defray our expenses. NESR provides any medical care needed, and foster homes for all our dogs, this donation rarely covers everything we have spent but helps defray the costs.
•Transportation: It is the responsibility of the adopter to pay for transportation from the foster home, the crate (if needed) and the health certification from a Veterinarian (if needed). The coordinator you are working with will be able to give you an estimate of these expenses.
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