First, you'll need to fill out our surrender request form with as much detail as possible about your dog. Once we receive your form, we'll review the information to find a suitable foster home. We will then contact you to arrange a time to bring your dog into our care.

No, we do not require any surrender fees. However, we do ask that you provide as much paperwork on your dog as you can, such as desexing, microchip, and vaccination certificates.

Your dog will go directly into a foster home with one of our experienced carers. We do not use shelters. The foster carer will assess, vet, and train your dog before we begin the process of finding them a forever home.

The time it takes to find a suitable foster home can vary. We work to match each dog with the best possible carer to ensure a smooth transition. We will contact you as soon as a foster home becomes available for your dog.

We specialize in working breeds, but we are happy to consider other breeds as long as we have a suitable foster home available for them.

Absolutely not. We understand that there are many reasons a person may need to rehome their pet. Our mission is to help dogs and their owners, and we are here to support you without judgment.

We understand that this is a difficult situation. As a rescue, we work to rehome dogs to suitable families. However, dogs with a dangerous dog declaration are subject to specific legal requirements, including secure containment, specific collars, and muzzles in public. If your dog has a control or destruction order on them, please provide this information on the surrender form. This helps us determine if we have a foster home that can meet the legal requirements and provides our team with the necessary information to make a careful and informed decision about your dog's future.