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Missy and Mister Yankee in KS

Missy

Mister Yankee


 

 Introducing Missy and Mister Yankee!
Are you ready to welcome two adorable and well-behaved dogs into your home? Missy and Mister Yankee were discovered at a shelter a few months ago and we learned that their owner passed away. Although we don’t know much about their upbringing - their foster mom (an experienced trainer) can tell that these dogs were well loved and cared for. Here are the details:
Mister Yankee is a male, approximately 1 year and his Embark test revealed he is equal parts English Shepherd and poodle (golden in there too!). He’s biddable, lovable, and very dog friendly. Perfect mix of youthful energy and ability to chill. Mister Yankee has been known to jump a 5-foot fence, but only to join the fun, not to get away. 

Missy is approximately 5 years old and quite possibly/probably Mister Yankee’s mom. She is the classic tricolor, English “shadow” with a tendency for separation anxiety. We resolved her anxiety by making sure Missy is with Mister Yankee - they’re a bonded pair. She is crate trained and completely trustworthy loose in the house.

These two active, social, and heathy dogs are currently being fostered in Kansas in a home that provides doggy day care. During the day Missy is content to chill in the house while Mister Yankee plays with the other pups. Both dogs are good with kids and small dogs. They have not been cat tested. The foster has expressed numerous times how amazing they both are. They sleep in her room, next to her bed, with the door open. They are not flight risk dogs, not afraid of storms or loud noises. They both like people and are willing to meet anyone if invited. Due to Mister Yankee’s jumping skills (agility!) their next home will require a well-fenced yard. 

Please email Rob at rlm@scareduck.com with questions or fill out the application on our website.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

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NESR Dogs in Foster
These dogs are in foster care with NESR but are not yet ready for adoption.  We hope this allows you to follow the progress of these dogs as they prepare to move toward adoption.

 

Annie in VT


NESR Annie is a 6 year old Border Collie who is much more ESy than her intensely focused, high speed relatives.  She’s a very sweet natured dog who was rescued from a rough situation and it will be a couple months before she’ll be ready for adoption.  Right now she is super shy with humans, a little chubby (53 pounds, should be 45 or so), and very curious (but still hesitant) about toys and treats. She gets along well with her new “brothers” and watches them closely trying to figure out how dogs & humans can get along.  She isn’t convinced yet, but she has started carefully taking bits of roast beef from patient people.  She walks very well on leash, has been very good about getting all the mats and other stuff brushed out of her coat, hasn’t had an accident after the first two nights, and has never barked at all in the time she’s been here.

She’s getting spayed in a couple weeks. Our goals after that are for her to continue to learn to trust humans.

If you would like to know more about Annie, please contact jan@caledoniamission.org  Please put NESR Annie in the subject line.


 

 

Owner Referral

Part of our mission is to assist owners of English Shepherds in finding new homes for their dogs when they can no longer take care of them. The following dogs are listed as a service to those who must give up their dogs and prefer not to surrender them to a shelter.

Since we have not seen or evaluated these dogs, we cannot make any representation or take responsibility for any dog's temperament or health. Prospective adopters should contact the owner of a dog directly.


Criteria for listings on NESR website
Listings submitted by an accredited rescue are complimentary. We ask for a supporting donation from owners listing their dogs.

All listings should include:

  • Name of the dog
  • Picture(s), preferably side and front view
  • Age and sex
  • Health/medical information, Including whether spayed/neutered
  • Training
  • Current situation the dog is living in
  • The type of environment best suited for the dog to be successful
  • Purebred ES or ESy dog
  • Current location (City, State)
  • Contact information for the current owner

Listings cannot include:

  • ‘Adoption fee’ if the dog is currently owned by a private party
  • Breeder’s name (we ask that the breeder, if known, be contacted for assistance in rehoming the dog)

 

 


 

 

 


 

 

Other Rescue Organizations

The following dogs are with other Rescue Organizations and are possibly not English Shepherds but they are English Shepherdish enough to be listed here. All adoptions are handled by the fostering Rescue Group. Please contact them or visit their web sites for more info about these dogs and other fine dogs they have in rescue!

Mack in WI - ADOPTED








 

NESR performs a temperament evaluation on all dogs it is considering bringing into rescue. NESR reserves the right to decline any dog based on the needs/temperament of the dog and the qualifications of foster homes available at the time.


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