You may remember this guy - Auggie Doggie? Well he was adopted and has been a very special dog to two nice people for quite a long time now.
In spite of their efforts at socializing Auggie with children, he is just not comfortable around them and a baby will be joining the family shortly so they have asked us to rehome him.
Auggie, an adult Black Lab/German Shepherd is very loyal to his owners and
prefers their company to anyone else. He has loved his daily rides in the car, is pretty well behaved on a leash and would like to be your only pet. If you think Auggie Doggie might fit into your household why not give us a call? His former family would be happy to tell you all about him and answer any queries you may have. Go on - give this wonderful dog another chance!
Call NCCR at 326-PAWS.
If you are interested in Auggie, or in adopting a dog, visit NCCR's website at www.caninerescue.org or call 326-PAWS
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to find out what's going on at NCCR.
Our Next
Open House is Saturday, May 16th from 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM.
NCCR News
& Information
Coming soon to NCCR: The Behavioral Wellness Program
NCCR will soon present the Behavioral Wellness Program, a course developed and lead by Kimberly Stewart
of Citizen Dog. The program will focus on understanding canine behavior: you’ll learn which behaviors
can be changed, which behaviors need to be managed, and the best tools to accomplish both. Through this
course, you’ll enrich your human-dog relationship while learning each other’s language
and building
trust through positive reinforcement.
Classes are lead by Kimberly Stewart, CPDT. Kim has shared her life with dogs and has been
certified to teach by the Animal Behavior College. Through Citizen Dog, she offers obedience and
behavior modification classes and specializes in problem behavior.
NCCR adopting families may be eligible for a training discount. For more information about training
for you and your dog, please call 716-672-9264 or email her at
kim@mycitizendog.com.
On Friday, Jan. 16, 2009, the
Hamburg Middle School dressed down for NCCR. The premise behind the dress down day is that faculty and staff make donations each time they dress down. The amount of the donations range from $2 and up. The amount of money raised on Jan. 16 amounted to
$143.00! Since NCCR relies solely on donations, this money will be put to much needed items for the Rescue.
Thank you to all who participated and a special thanks to Cheryl, adopter of McDougal aka Mickey (formerly Comet) for suggesting that NCCR be the beneficiary of the donations!
TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly)
TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) is a international weight loss support group
with
Chapters across the county. This year our Chapter #NY1110, Silver Creek
hosted our area's Fall Rally, recognition of success of our members'
weight
loss. This year it was held in Jamestown at the Crown Theater with 130
members in attendance. We ask members to help out an organization of our
choice and this year we chose NCCR to benefit from our generosity.
This is
the first time we chose to help the dogs and puppies in need! We had a great
response from our members and hope our donations will help our furry
friends! We will keep NCCR in our thoughts.
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We feed and recommend
Hill's "Science Diet"
WWe have chosen Kuranda dog beds for our boarding facilities because they are so
good for our dogs. We still don't have enough for all of our kennels. If you would
like to donate a bed so another dog can sleep in proper comfort, please click here./a>
and building
trust through positive reinforcement.
