Q: Where do the fees go?

Incoming funds are: 70% sourced from Adoption Fees 30% from Sponsorship (Donations) Expenses are: 80% Veterinary Costs 20% Transportation, and Administrative Expenses Rescues costs include: Intake Fees, Vet Care, Transportation Fees, etc.

Q: Where do JRNC dogs come from?

JRNC dogs come from shelters in Canada and the United States.

Q: What vetting do the dogs receive?

All dogs rescued are seen by a veterinarian before they are transported or brought to foster home. It is a requirement that all dogs entering Canada must be vaccinated for Rabies. In addition, JRNC has all imported dogs tested and treated, if necessary, for heartworm, and are vaccinated against distemper/parvovirus and kennel cough. They are also dewormed. As age appropriate, they are neutered/spayed.

Q: How does JRNC ensure the health of the rescue dogs from the Southern States?

Dogs that come from southern States where Heartworm is endemic, such as Texas, Louisiana and Alabama must be given Heartworm prevention every month for 12 months. Dogs that have been successfully treated for Heartworm must be given Heartworm prevention for 24 months.

Question 1

What is the adoption fee?

Accepted Answer

Unfixed puppy (3-6mo)         $1100 ($350 refundable 
                                                         alteration fee)
Fixed puppy (< 1yr)                 $850
Adult dogs (1-9 yrs)                $500
Senior dogs (10 yrs+)            $350

Question 2

Where do the fees go?

Accepted Answer

Incoming funds are:
70% sourced from Adoption Fees
30% from Sponsorship (Donations)

Expenses are:
80% Veterinary Costs
20% Transportation, and Administrative Expenses
Rescues costs include: Intake Fees, Vet Care, Transportation Fees, etc.

Question 3

Where do JRNC dogs come from?

Accepted Answer

JRNC dogs come from shelters in Canada and the United States.

Question 4

What vetting do the dogs receive?

Accepted Answer

All dogs rescued are seen by a veterinarian before they are transported or brought to foster home. It is a requirement that all dogs entering Canada must be vaccinated for Rabies. In addition, JRNC has all imported dogs tested and treated, if necessary, for heartworm, and are vaccinated against distemper/parvovirus and kennel cough. They are also dewormed. As age appropriate, they are neutered/spayed.

Question 5

How does JRNC ensure the health of the rescue dogs from the Southern States?

Accepted Answer

Dogs that come from southern States where Heartworm is endemic, such as Texas, Louisiana and Alabama must be given Heartworm prevention every month for 12 months. Dogs that have been successfully treated for Heartworm must be given Heartworm prevention for 24 months.

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