Kentucky Dachshund rescue
racing to the rescue
502-863-5447
VISit us at www.petfinder.com
or
email us at kydoxierescue@aol.com
KDR is also available at:
www.kydoxierescue.com
Saving one animal
Doesn't make a huge difference
In the world
But it makes a huge difference
To that one animal
Doesn't make a huge difference
In the world
But it makes a huge difference
To that one animal
Kentucky Dachshund Rescue is dedicated to providing sanctuary for abandoned Dachshunds. We rescue dachshunds from shelters and owners who can no longer keep their dogs.
At KDR, we are committed to:
1. Rescuing and socializing abandoned, neglected, abused, orphaned or surrendered dachshunds and dachshund-mixes by providing safe haven and medical/dental treatment as needed
2. Ensuring that no dachshund shall be used for the purpose of breeding, scientific or medical experimentation
3. Providing education to the public about:
The Dachshund Breed including Characteristics, Pet Care and Training
Responsible Pet Ownership and Adoption Readiness
4. Courteous, respectful, and fellowship toward all volunteers in our appreciation of the service and support they render
5. Enhancing fellowship, support and teamwork among all our Doxie Rescuers in our KDR Community
At KDR, we are committed to:
1. Rescuing and socializing abandoned, neglected, abused, orphaned or surrendered dachshunds and dachshund-mixes by providing safe haven and medical/dental treatment as needed
2. Ensuring that no dachshund shall be used for the purpose of breeding, scientific or medical experimentation
3. Providing education to the public about:
The Dachshund Breed including Characteristics, Pet Care and Training
Responsible Pet Ownership and Adoption Readiness
4. Courteous, respectful, and fellowship toward all volunteers in our appreciation of the service and support they render
5. Enhancing fellowship, support and teamwork among all our Doxie Rescuers in our KDR Community
available Dogs
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"When I first starting rescuing, it was hard to give the dogs to another family. Even families where references were checked and approved, I dreaded losing the dog to them. Some dogs were very dear to me, others I was happy they found a home. After many years working in rescue, I discovered a profound realization. I had to "let the dogs go who found homes" so I could help others. I also realized the dogs I adopted to other folks were genuinely loved and wanted and treasured members of their family. I simply could not give them that much love and devotion--and they deserved it. So I kept a few in my home and those dogs have been my treasure. They are understanding and patient and somehow realize from my smell that I care for many others like them in our Doxie Home. They give up some of their time with me so I can help others. They are all a blessing..... " (Kathy McIntosh)
Foster Homes Needed
Looking to Help?
Foster an Abandoned Doxie
Visit the Volunteer at KDR Page
For Details On How to Be A
Foster Mom or Dad
Foster an Abandoned Doxie
Visit the Volunteer at KDR Page
For Details On How to Be A
Foster Mom or Dad
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