Our rescued animals are immediately placed in foster homes, not kennels. Foster homes are the most crucial yet challenging aspect of our Rescue operation. Foster Homes are what enable us to rescue. This means we are always in need of caring foster homes to provide the safe, stable and nurturing environment for a dog whose life has been turned upside down, until we can find that FOREVER home for them through our carefully screened adoption process.

What is unique about NBCRP and why one would choose to adopt, volunteer or contribute to us is that we choose to rescue without discrimination as to age or health.  More important is that we stand behind every dog that comes to us–in quality of care, ensuring a compatible adoption match by meeting all members of a new adoptive family, along with a personal home visit, and offering ongoing support to them during and after the adoption and transition period.  More important and crucial to each of our adopted dogs, is that NBCRP always assures being here for any NBCRP dog, which may need to be rehomed.  We are here to help the adoptive family who has a life changing event where they cannot continue to provide the love and care each of our animals deserves.  We do not want to expose any animal to another traumatic or perhaps life ending experience with an unknown animal shelter, humane society or other Rescue or a well-intentioned ad in a public venue.When we cannot help a family who needs to rehome one of our dogs, as a last resort NBCRP will take any steps necessary to assure their well-being and the opportunity of another home fitting their current physical, emotional and more age specific needs to help reduce the stress during another time of transition.   Bottom line:  NBCRP is fully committed to every one of the pets it places.

“Loneliness and the feeling of being unwanted are the most terrible poverty.” (Mother Teresa)