BORDER COLLIES ARE ON DEATH ROW

http://www.BCRSQ.com 400 South Kepler Road, Deland, FL 32724 For 35 years SEBCRL has been pulling Border Collies from high kill shelters, some are gassing shelters. This rescue is unfortunately, facing some difficult financial decisions in trying to find ways to stay open and operational. Your help is crucial. Primary Focus: Our Primary focus is to keep pet Border Collies from breeding and to be successful in having breeders take responsibility for their dogs, and join the rescue effort. We strive to educate the public in the following areas: · The importance of spaying and neutering all companion animals. · The reality of the pet overpopulation plague. · What it means to be a responsible pet owner. · What it means to share your life and your home with a Border Collie. Our foster parents are our most important resource. All Border Collies taken into rescue are housed with our own pets and families. They are cared for as if they were our own. We take our time to screen proper homes which will be permanent placements. We will always be considerate to the foster situation and how stressful it can be on the rescued dog and family. We will do everything possible to assist the foster parents with their temporary "guest" rescues. We will not be overwhelmed by the big picture of breed rescue. We will save one dog at a time without concern for the number of dogs involved. We realistically make judgment calls on who we can save and cannot save. Euthanasia is something that will be considered only to end the pain and suffering of a dog that cannot be made well with the efforts of the veterinarians and the financial aid from the community. They will not face it alone and will be loved and comforted during whatever time we have with them. We treasure the good reputation of our organization and we will strive to show responsible pet ownership by example. We will not lose sight that we are involved in this to save Border Collies from perishing in shelters, kennels, or in the hands of a wrong owner. We will always reserve the right to refuse anyone the privilege of adopting a rescued Border Collie.

Channel: Pets & Animals
Uploaded: November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am
Author: reckless1962

Length: 04:10
Rating: 5.00
Views: 1533

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