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Areas Canadian Dachshund Rescue serves
Ontario wide. We have chapters in Quebec and the Atlantic provinces so we will adopt to those provinces.
At this time we cannot adopt to any of the other provinces and not to the USA.
Canadian Dachshund Rescue's adoption process
Additional adoption info
An application has to be filled out, references checked and a home visit done. Once approved your representative matches incoming dogs to the home you offer. A contract is filled out and donation is taken, amount is dependent on the age of the dog.
An application has to be filled out, references checked and a home visit done. Once approved your representative matches incoming dogs to the home you offer. A contract is filled out and donation is taken, amount is dependent on the age of the dog.
About Canadian Dachshund Rescue
CDR is a volunteer driven organization dedicated to saving and rehoming abandoned, neglected, and unwanted dachshund and dachshund mixes.
Founded in 2001, CDR was created in response to the overwhelming number of dachshunds desperately needing to be rescued.
To date CDR has saved the lives of over 900 wieners from abuse or euthanasia.
CDR volunteers encompass a vast network of dedicated individuals, spanning the province of Ontario. This far-reaching group strives to ensure that no dachshund in Ontario is left behind.
CDR works closely with local, national and international animal welfare organizations, to provide care for wieners who are in distress, suffering abuse, abandoned or homeless.
CDR is a volunteer driven organization dedicated to saving and rehoming abandoned, neglected, and unwanted dachshund and dachshund mixes.
Founded in 2001, CDR was created in response to the overwhelming number of dachshunds desperately needing to be rescued.
To date CDR has saved the lives of over 900 wieners from abuse or euthanasia.
CDR volunteers encompass a vast network of dedicated individuals, spanning the province of Ontario. This far-reaching group strives to ensure that no dachshund in Ontario is left behind.
CDR works closely with local, national and international animal welfare organizations, to provide care for wieners who are in distress, suffering abuse, abandoned or homeless.
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