Herding Dog Rescue Organizations Working Together

Herding dog rescue organizations are making a big difference in the lives of these incredible dogs. Many of these organizations are working together to share resources and expertise, making it easier to find forever homes for herding dogs in need.

By collaborating, rescue groups can pool their knowledge and networks to help more dogs. For example, the Herding Breed Rescue Alliance (HBRA) is a coalition of over 60 herding breed rescue groups that work together to share resources and coordinate efforts.

This collaboration has led to some amazing success stories. In 2020, the HBRA helped rehome over 1,500 herding breed dogs, a significant increase from previous years.

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We provide a sanctuary for herding breed dogs in need, where they can receive the necessary medical attention and care they deserve.

Our dedicated team assesses each dog's individual needs and caters to their specific requirements, ensuring they receive proper veterinary care and a nurturing environment to thrive.

We facilitate the adoption of these dogs into loving homes, giving them a second chance at a happy life.

Herding breed dogs are known for their unique energy and intelligence, but often find themselves homeless or abandoned due to various circumstances.

By providing them with essential medical care, a safe haven, and a chance at adoption, we not only save their lives but also help them regain their confidence and trust in people.

We work tirelessly to ensure that every dog receives the care and attention they need to live out their days in a loving home.

I visited a farm in Illinois dedicated to saving herding breed dogs trapped in shelters across the country. It's called All Herding Breed Dog Rescue.

These rescuers are a non-profit, meaning they don't get paid for their work. They do it because they care deeply about the dogs.

I saw many dogs being nursed back to health, both physically and emotionally, at the rescue farm. They're treated with expensive heartworm medication and procedures.

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A car pulled up at the rescue farm and dropped off a new rescue, a beautiful Catahoula breed. The poor thing was terrified and confused.

The Catahoula was saved from a shelter in Louisiana, where it was scheduled to be euthanized. It's a sobering reminder of the dangers faced by dogs in shelters.

Over four hundred dogs were saved by All Herding Breed Dog Rescue in just one year. That's a staggering number, and a testament to the dedication of the rescuers.

We decided to support their work with some of our proceeds. It's the least we can do to help these selfless individuals save lives.