BOSTON TERRIER RESCUE OF NORTH CAROLINA
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Mission Statement
Boston Terrier Rescue of North Carolina is dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and finding new adoptive homes for Boston Terriers surrendered by private owners and obtained from shelters, humane societies, and animal welfare organizations. Our coverage area includes North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Georgia, and Maryland.
About This Cause
BTRNC is an all volunteer, 501(c)3 non-profit organization serving North Carolina and assisting in South Carolina, Georgia, Virginia, and Maryland, and the greater DC area. Bostons come to us from shelters and owner surrenders. They are placed into approved and appropriate (dependent on any dogs special needs) volunteer foster homes throughout North Carolina and several other states where they are cared for and help evaluate the dog for the most suitable adopter. Each Boston receives vaccinations, micro-chipping, spaying/neutering, vet visits, and any needed medical treatment prior to being made available for adoption. BTRNC Mission Statement Boston Terrier Rescue of North Carolina is dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and finding new adoptive homes for Boston Terriers surrendered by private owners and obtained from shelters, humane societies, and animal welfare organizations. Goals: Rescue Boston Terriers from abuse/neglect situations, owner surrenders, animal shelters, humane societies and animal welfare organizations. Place rescued dogs in BTRNC designated foster homes or qualified foster homes of fellow rescue organizations as appropriate. Adopt dogs to approved permanent “forever” homes that meet the suitability/compatibility requirements set forth in the covenants of BTRNC. Reduce the return rate of dogs from adoptive families by ensuring that dogs are only placed in those homes that most closely match the temperament and needs of the dog. Maintain a financial base from which dogs in the BTRNC program are provided rehabilitation services including behavior/temperament assessment, training, and veterinary care. Establish and maintain a relationship with shelters, humane societies and other rescue agencies wherein reliable information and communication enables the rapid identification and relocation of Boston Terriers, which minimizes the potential for any Boston Terrier to be euthanized.