We are a registered charitable organization of (867121808RR0001) volunteers based in Saskatoon, SK. We provide a safe, foster-based environment for neglected and unwanted dogs, while promoting the human animal bond through education and community outreach. All of our foster dogs are placed in foster homes until a permanent home can be found. Here the dogs receive much needed attention, love, training, and exercise on a daily basis. Being in a home environment can eliminate stress, neurotic behaviours, and illness that may happen with living in a cage or kennel. Being in a home environment allows for an on-going assessment of the dog and what the dog is like to live with. Knowing the dogs personality and quirks helps to determine the best possible permanent home for each dog.It is our main goal to place each dog in a nurturing and loving environment in a permanent home suited to each dog.
All dogs that come into New Hope Dog Rescue receive vaccinations and microchipping prior to being adopted. Dogs over 5 months of age are spayed or neutered before adoption.
We ALWAYS need foster homes who are willing to open their home to a dog in need. This can range from a puppy who needs a good start to a home with someone patient willing to work with the dog. We accept donations of cash (pays for medical expenses or doggie school to brush up on manners before adoption), crate, toys, food, leashes/collars and blankets or bedding. The number of dogs we save is completely limited by the number of people available to help.
Create an alert, and we'll notify you every time a new pet comes in who meets your criteria.
Site 905, Box 11, RR#9
Saskatoon, SK S7K 1P3
Create an alert, and we'll notify you every time a new pet comes in who meets your criteria.
Saskatoon and area. We will adopt long distance as log as references and home visit are supportive. The adopter is responsible for cost of transport for the dog in addition to the adoption fee.
Additional adoption info
At New Hope Dog Rescue our dogs are our main concern. Rescued, homeless, abandoned, neglected and abused dogs have been through enough upheaval once, we don't want them to experience it again. To ensure this we go through what may seem a lengthy process. We want potential adopters to be fully aware of the responsibilities involved in loving and giving a home to one of our dogs. We also ensure that the dog is a match to the adopters lifestyle and expectations. To learn more about our available dogs, please visit our website newhoperescue.org. If you are interested in adopting one of our rescue dogs you can expect to be involved in the following process:
1. Fill in the application. Applications are received and evaluated on a first come basis
2. Our adoption co-ordinator will get the foster home to tell you all about the dog and set up a time for you to meet. All family members must be present. For distance adoptions, a home visit can be arranged prior to people meeting the dog.
3. If everyone decides that dog and people are a good match, a home visit is done prior to adoption. NHDR defines a “good” home as one that is a match for the dog’s temperament, energy level, and training requirements. A good home must meet both the physical and psychological needs of the dog.
4. If the family decides that the dog should become a permanent member of the household, then the adoption fee is applied.
5. New Hope is always available to help with any issues that arise once the dog has been adopted.
The adoption fee covers the basic costs the rescue has incurred (eg. spay/neuter, vaccination and microchipping costs). Adults and puppies are $295, Seniors are $200. We require a $200 neuter/spay deposit for unfixed puppies that is refunded when proof of the spay or neuter is submitted to New Hope.
Adoption application
108 - 2750 Faithfull Avenue,
Corner Of 50th Street & Faithfull Avenue,
Saskatoon,
SK
S7K 6M6
Saskatoon, SK S7T 0H7
2250 Hanselman Avenue,
Saskatoon,
SK
S7L 6A4
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