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All Breeds:
Friends of Abandoned Pets is an all-breed dog and cat rescue organization in the Ottawa, Ontario area. Trinity of Hope Dog Rescue has worked with FOAP on a couple of rescued dogs, the last one being Maxine. Trinity of Hope Dog Rescue assists the HSO whenever possible. Sometimes this means finding a breed rescue contact, other times it means fostering a dog until transportation to its breed rescue foster can be arranged. We have also helped foster Giant breedX puppies and screen potential homes.We are proud to help the HSO in its efforts to help more animals find forever homes. "Help Us Fight PuppyMills" Trinity of Hope Dog Rescue also operates as Senior Canine Rescue Society's Ottawa Branch. Working with SCRS, THDR has been able to help two senior dogs find new forever homes, Dexter and Benny Giant Breeds:
We have accepted a membership in the Saint Fanciers Club of Canada, a CKC approved Club. This Club has adopted a policy to help Saint Bernards across the country. We work with them on a regular basis to help the breed we all love so much.
The club also has a monthly Newsletter, read the latest here.
We encourage anyone with the interest of the Saint Bernard at heart to join this club. An application form to join can be found here: http://www.freewebs.com/saintfanciersmb/membership.htm More information on the Saint Bernard can be found on the Manitoba Saint Fanciers website: http://www.freewebs.com/saintfanciersmb/index.html
Airedale Terriers:Airedale Rescue Network. Akitas:Trinity of Hope Dog Rescue helped transport two rescued Akitas from the Humane Society of Ottawa-Carleton to two Akita Watch approved adoptive homes. Beagles:Trinity of Hope Dog Rescue helped get Snoopy from Ottawa, Ontario to Vancouver, BC. Snoopy is a 3 yr. old n/m AKC-registered beagle, purchased from a pet store in New York State when he was a cute puppy. He was surrendered by his owners to the Humane Society of Ottawa-Carleton because he was too active. Snoopy has since been adopted by a family in Calgary, AB. Beaucerons:Trinity of Hope Dog Rescue was happy to assist the Beauceron Club of Canada's rescue branch by transporting a young Beauceron from the Humane Society of Ottawa-Carleton. We are happy to report that he has been placed in a Beauceron-experienced homes. Boxers:Trinity of Hope Dog Rescue fostered Lena, Duchess and Harvey until they could be transported to Second Chance Boxer Rescue. Here is a picture of Duchess, now known as Gertie. Chesapeakes:Cocker Spaniel:Trinity of Hope Dog Rescue has assisted Roxie's Cockers with transportation and short-term fostering of several cocker spaniels over the past two years. Dalmatians:Spud is one of the dogs Trinity of Hope Dog Rescue fostered until a DAR foster home became available. English Springer Spaniels:Trinity of Hope Dog Rescue has fostered a few dogs for ESRA until they could move to an ESS Rescue in Ohio. We have also coordinated the transportation of a number of Springers from Missouri to Ohio. Most of these dogs were *retired* puppy mill stock who were offered a better life as companion animals through the efforts of ESRA and Margret Letterman, an angel in rescue who lives in Missouri. German Shorthaired Pointers:Trinity of Hope Dog Rescue fostered and placed a senior GSP with the assistance of GSP Rescue of Pennsylvania, an affiliate of GSP Rescue. Golden Retrievers:Labradors:Trinity of Hope Dog Rescue assisted in arranging for the surrender and transportation of three labrador retrievers in the Ottawa, Ontario area to LARCO. We have also served as run coordinators to help move LARCO's labs to their new homes or to LARCO's facilities outside of Columbus, Ohio. Rhodesian Ridgebacks:Trinity of Hope Dog Rescue fostered Libby, an RRX that RRCUS' Ontario Region sponsored. Libby is now in her forever home. Rottweilers:Trinity of Hope Dog Rescue fostered Reilly, a 6 mos. old n/m Rotti sponsored by Adopt-a-Rott (Ontario).
Saint Bernards:If you've always loved Saints, you may wish to sponsor one through SBRF, Inc. Thanks to Disney for increasing the market demand for Saint Bernards following the release of the movies, Beethoven and Beethoven II, Saint Rescue is still very busy. There are always more Saints in need than there are funds or foster homes available. Trinity of Hope Dog Rescue has helped 7 Saints reach their forever homes in the past12 months (Kirk, Patti, Brutus, Beau, Cody, Heidi, and Tia). Trinity of Hope Dog Rescue fostered Tia, a 15-mos. old Saint Bernard sponsored by NESBC, Inc. Tia is happily living in New Jersey and has a web site of her own. Working with NESBC, Inc., THDR helped Heidi go home and served as the coordinators for "Operation Christmas Spirit," an intensive rescue effort that involved 36 people to help "The Boys" find their way to a rescue foster in CT. Siberian Huskys:Trinity of Hope Dog Rescue is happy to work with SHCC to help Siberian Huskies find their way to a new home.
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