Are you familiar with breed rescues? Have you ever used one to locate a dog? They are great. If you want to adopt a particular breed of dog, then Breed Rescue is the place to go. Most breed rescues work closely with the local shelter to place your particular breed in good homes.

There is a breed rescue for almost every breed of dog out there. So how do you find the rescue for your favorite dog? Easy, just go to Google and type “MY RACE RESCUE IN MY TOWN (or state)”, of course make sure you put the breed you are looking for instead of “my breed”. They will appear. Of course, there is not a Labrador rescue, for example, in every city, however if you are in a large city there will probably be one, if not there will be one not too far away.

Some people feel that adopting a dog from a rescue breed is too difficult because they ask too many questions and have too many restrictions. Well that may be true, however, it is all done for the well-being of the dog. Simply put, these dog lovers genuinely care about their breed and want to do whatever it takes to make sure the dogs in their care find the perfect home. Don’t feel like they are being harsh on you, but appreciate the fact that they really care about dogs.

So far we’ve been talking about finding a dog through rescue, but what if you really need to place a dog for whatever reason? Is a rescue the place to go? Absolutely!

If you need to find a home for a breed of dog, rescues are the place to go and primarily because of their caring attitude and determination to find each dog the perfect home. They certainly don’t put the dogs to sleep because they have too many and they work tirelessly to raise money for any veterinary care or surgery a rescued dog may need.

Of course, none of us want to give up a dog, but if that need comes along, these rescues are the place to go.

If you are a dog lover, you may even want to get involved and become a foster home for the rescue of your favorite breed. They are always looking for volunteers who can help with the dogs they care for.

So if you are looking to adopt or just trying to find a home for a dog, try your local breed rescue, I know you will be glad you did.