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The Schipperke Rescue groups and individuals listed on this site are committed to finding the best possible home for each and every Schipperke that comes into Rescue.  They are not charged for being listed.  This is a free service to both Rescuers and those wishing to adopt or who must give up a Schipperke.  Just select your state or region or a neighboring state to see if there is a Rescuer near you.  .

Keep in mind that, as one of the rarer breeds, not all states have organized Rescue groups.  If you cannot locate one close to you, please feel free to use the Contact Us link at left to reach us and we will see what we can do to help locate someone to help.


 


 


What do the Services terms mean?
To help you understand the services each rescuer provides, see below for a list of terms and their definitions:

Bail-out: taking Schips out of shelters, pounds, from animal control or surrenders.

Initial contact: with prospective adopters; acceptance & review of applications; maintaining files, etc.

Adoption Coordination:  acting as intermediary between prospective adopters and the foster homes or shelters where available Schips might be.

Transport:  moving dogs from one part of the country to another; generally between shelter and foster home or between foster home and adoptive home.

Fostering:  taking in a rescued dog, providing basic training in manners and obedience as well as medical care; evaluating personality quirks and potential issues for adoptive homes; providing a loving environment for a rescued Schip.

Home checks:  visits to the homes of prospective adopters to ensure their perception of their home matches the information on the application and is suitable for any Schip or a specific Schip.

Referrals:  providing referrals to shelters, rescuers, or other sources of rescue Schips to facilitate the matching of home to available dogs.

Breed information:  providing informaiton about Schipperkes in general about their range of temperament, physical characteristics, etc.; acting as a resource on health and training issues; helping to determine if Schipperkes are the right breed for a prospective adopter.

Training: providing training for rescued Schips and adoptive parents in housebreaking, manners, obedience; often deals with behavioral issues such as dominance, nipping, fear response, etc.

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