There's a lot to learn when you have a new pet. Our sister brand, The Wildest, is here to support you—with new pet checklists, virtual training, and expert guides. Sign up for free.
Meet Cookie! This little handsome boy is looking for a family to call his very own! He is a bit of a fearful guy and will need a calm and quiet environment to help him come out of his shell. He loves being with other dogs and truly becomes himself when he’s with a buddy, so we recommend he go to a home with another canine companion. His new family will need to be prepared to work slowly to gain Cookie’s trust, but once he builds a relationship he is a truly loving and loyal boy! His foster person tells us that he absolutely LOVES going for walks and is very well behaved on-leash. He also has amazing recall and loves to cuddle once he trusts you. He really is a fantastic dog and just needs to find the right family. We think he would be well suited to a single owner, couple or family with older children.
Meet Cookie! This little handsome boy is looking for a family to call his very own! He is a bit of a fearful guy and will need a calm and quiet environment to help him come out of his shell. He loves being with other dogs and truly becomes himself when he’s with a buddy, so we recommend he go to a home with another canine companion. His new family will need to be prepared to work slowly to gain Cookie’s trust, but once he builds a relationship he is a truly loving and loyal boy! His foster person tells us that he absolutely LOVES going for walks and is very well behaved on-leash. He also has amazing recall and loves to cuddle once he trusts you. He really is a fantastic dog and just needs to find the right family. We think he would be well suited to a single owner, couple or family with older children.
only applications which would be suitable to the dog's particular needs will be contacted. That doesn't mean your application isn't suitable
2.
Interview
A volunteer will phone you to discuss your applications. Home check will be conducted which will include videos or pictures.
3.
Approve Application
You will be contacted by a volunteer to let you know the details of your dogs arrival to BC.
4.
Pay Fee
Dogs under a year old are $1000 ans up dogs over a year old are $850 and up and dogs over 7 years are $500
Adoption fees vary
5.
Take the Pet Home
Bring your dog to your vet within 76 hours of adoption for check up. And contact us with any issues. We do not pay the vet bill.
Additional adoption info
Agreement to provide quality care between adopter indicated above and Black Dog Rescue Society BC.
You Have 76 hours to take your dog to a vet for check up at your cost. If health problems are found, please let us know right away and we’ll decide on next course of action. Most veterinarians offer 6 week vet insurance and BDRS advises pet insurance to everyone. The dog is a rescue and may have future health issues which are unknown to BDRSand these costs are not covered by the rescue. If proof of vetting is not conducted with in 76 hours, BDRS does not accept responsibility for an unknown health issue nor do we pay for any unknown health issues after 76 hours All paper work and vetting done on the dog is given to the adoptive family upon adoption. Microchip records must be updated with in 14 days. Spay and neuter must be done before six month period.
If at any point you need help with the dog, please contact us. BDRS does not refund money . If required BDRS will take back the dog and assist you with another adoption from BDRS. BDRS asks that you foster until the dog can be placed in another home. Once the dog is adopted by another home, BDRS retains $200 for rehoming fees. The remaining balance will be reimbursed unless the dog has been neglected, harmed or become sick in your care. In those cases, funds will go towards the vet bills. Remaining balance will be refunded to you. Any boarding costs training vet fees etc will be deducted
You agree to
provide the care and attention necessary to ensure the pet’s health and well being: quality pet food, fresh water daily, fresh air outdoor environment daily, all routine care plus routine medicines such as Prevention or Advantage or Heartgard are provided and emergency medical care is provided
affection and companionship, love and cuddles and play time.
take this pet with you in the event of an evacuation and provide care for the pet while you travel
never leave the pet unattended in a vehicle or at any time even attended without sufficient air conditioning
evaluate your home for pet safety and remedy any hazards
you agree to never tether the dog.
If at any point you need help with the pet, please contact us.
The dogs in our care are often strays, surrendered and abandoned. BDRS may know nothing of the pet’s history. BDRS dogs are cared for in an open door environment so BDRS does not guarantee that the pet is housebroken. BDRS is not aware of all possible behaviour issues that have been obvious or displayed while the pet has been in foster care. Patience and training may be required on your part.
Should you have existing pets, you are responsible for ensuring your pets are current on all vaccinations. You are responsible for the proper introduction and protection between pets.
If, in BDRS estimation, it is not in a dog’s best interest to remain in a home, BDRS reserves the right to remove the dog with a full refund.
BDRS takes no responsibility for pet damage, the pet biting anyone, injury caused by pet altercations or biting other pets. BDRS is not responsible for contagions from illness passed between pets or pets to humans.
Adoption includes: all required vaccines and spay or neuter at our rescues’ veterinarian located at Apollo Animal Hospital. 17525 56 Avenue, Surrey, BC V3S 1C4 Phone: (604) 372-4411.
Adoption Fees are: $300 for seniors aged seven years or older, $550 for adults over a year old and $650 for puppies under a year old. If you choose your own veterinarian for spay or neuter, you agree to allow a representative of BDRS BC to contact your veterinarian. Once proof of spay and neuter is provided, BDRS can only refund $50 of the adoption fee. BDRS BC accepts completed e transfers, money order or cash.
By submitting your adoption application you agree to the above terms. I have fully read, understand and agree to all listed above.
Agreement to provide quality care between adopter indicated above and Black Dog Rescue Society BC.
You Have 76 hours to take your dog to a vet for check up at your cost. If health problems are found, please let us know right away and we’ll decide on next course of action. Most veterinarians offer 6 week vet insurance and BDRS advises pet insurance to everyone. The dog is a rescue and may have future health issues which are unknown to BDRSand these costs are not covered by the rescue. If proof of vetting is not conducted with in 76 hours, BDRS does not accept responsibility for an unknown health issue nor do we pay for any unknown health issues after 76 hours All paper work and vetting done on the dog is given to the adoptive family upon adoption. Microchip records must be updated with in 14 days. Spay and neuter must be done before six month period.
If at any point you need help with the dog, please contact us. BDRS does not refund money . If required BDRS will take back the dog and assist you with another adoption from BDRS. BDRS asks that you foster until the dog can be placed in another home. Once the dog is adopted by another home, BDRS retains $200 for rehoming fees. The remaining balance will be reimbursed unless the dog has been neglected, harmed or become sick in your care. In those cases, funds will go towards the vet bills. Remaining balance will be refunded to you. Any boarding costs training vet fees etc will be deducted
You agree to
provide the care and attention necessary to ensure the pet’s health and well being: quality pet food, fresh water daily, fresh air outdoor environment daily, all routine care plus routine medicines such as Prevention or Advantage or Heartgard are provided and emergency medical care is provided
affection and companionship, love and cuddles and play time.
take this pet with you in the event of an evacuation and provide care for the pet while you travel
never leave the pet unattended in a vehicle or at any time even attended without sufficient air conditioning
evaluate your home for pet safety and remedy any hazards
you agree to never tether the dog.
If at any point you need help with the pet, please contact us.
The dogs in our care are often strays, surrendered and abandoned. BDRS may know nothing of the pet’s history. BDRS dogs are cared for in an open door environment so BDRS does not guarantee that the pet is housebroken. BDRS is not aware of all possible behaviour issues that have been obvious or displayed while the pet has been in foster care. Patience and training may be required on your part.
Should you have existing pets, you are responsible for ensuring your pets are current on all vaccinations. You are responsible for the proper introduction and protection between pets.
If, in BDRS estimation, it is not in a dog’s best interest to remain in a home, BDRS reserves the right to remove the dog with a full refund.
BDRS takes no responsibility for pet damage, the pet biting anyone, injury caused by pet altercations or biting other pets. BDRS is not responsible for contagions from illness passed between pets or pets to humans.
Adoption includes: all required vaccines and spay or neuter at our rescues’ veterinarian located at Apollo Animal Hospital. 17525 56 Avenue, Surrey, BC V3S 1C4 Phone: (604) 372-4411.
Adoption Fees are: $300 for seniors aged seven years or older, $550 for adults over a year old and $650 for puppies under a year old. If you choose your own veterinarian for spay or neuter, you agree to allow a representative of BDRS BC to contact your veterinarian. Once proof of spay and neuter is provided, BDRS can only refund $50 of the adoption fee. BDRS BC accepts completed e transfers, money order or cash.
By submitting your adoption application you agree to the above terms. I have fully read, understand and agree to all listed above.
Black Dog Rescue Society BC is a non-profit rescue group of volunteers located in Canada and Texas.and Mexico We are passionate about saving dogs and puppies from high-kill rate shelters in Texas., street dogs in Mexico
Thanks to our amazing volunteers, we were able to save over 2000 dogs and puppies from being euthanized last year.
Over the last year, we have experienced the amazing love, support and compassion that Canadians and our wonderful Texas & B.C. volunteers have for dogs, puppies and animals in general.
Our passion is to save dogs and place them in loving homes.
We go the extra mile to ensure that all dogs and puppies are healthy before being adopted. All dogs and puppies are vet checked before being transported.They are also fully vaccinated, microchipped plus spayed / neutered. If puppies not old enough a vet appointment is booked at our rescue vet.
vaccines are done for age and dewormed .
Please contact us for more information about how to adopt a dog or puppy or on how to become a volunteer in B.C. or Texas.
ABOUT
BLACK DOG RESCUE SOCIETY BC
Black Dog Rescue Society BC is a non-profit rescue group of volunteers located in Canada and Texas.and Mexico We are passionate about saving dogs and puppies from high-kill rate shelters in Texas., street dogs in Mexico
Thanks to our amazing volunteers, we were able to save over 2000 dogs and puppies from being euthanized last year.
Over the last year, we have experienced the amazing love, support and compassion that Canadians and our wonderful Texas & B.C. volunteers have for dogs, puppies and animals in general.
Our passion is to save dogs and place them in loving homes.
We go the extra mile to ensure that all dogs and puppies are healthy before being adopted. All dogs and puppies are vet checked before being transported.They are also fully vaccinated, microchipped plus spayed / neutered. If puppies not old enough a vet appointment is booked at our rescue vet.
vaccines are done for age and dewormed .
Please contact us for more information about how to adopt a dog or puppy or on how to become a volunteer in B.C. or Texas.
