ST. BERNARD RESCUE GROUP

Turning Interest Into Action

ADOPTIONS

Here at St. Bernard Rescue Group, we’re committed to investing our expertise and resources in order to further achieve our cause. Since 2000, we’ve been supporting our community members in a variety of ways and measuring our success not by monetary size, but by more qualitative measurements such as the scale and effectiveness of our efforts. Just imagine what we can achieve together!est

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We rehome St. Bernards from shelters, families, animal control and referrals.  We provide the following vetting:

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Wellness Visit & Check Up

Rabies

Bortedella

DHP

Distemper

Lyme Disease Test

Heartworm Test & Treatment if necessary

Deworming

* any other services needed to ensure our rescue is ready for adoption.

*Please note, we cannot take in dogs deemed aggressive or that have a report of being aggressive.

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Additionally, Saint Bernard Rescue Group can foster and evaluate and rehabilitate rescues when necessary. All dog live indoors without crates, eat grain free premium dog food, go on three trails walks daily to assist us with get the best indication of what family they would thrive in to ensure a successful adoption. 

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Saint Bernard Rescue Group Adoption Process & Application

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In order to assure that the St. Bernard you are applying to adopt will be best suited to your lifestyle, and that it will be placed in a loving environment that is compatible with its needs, St. Bernard Rescue Group will require you to  fill out an adoption application. 

 We will require the following information:

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Veterinary Reference

2 Personal References

Agree to Home Visit

Interview with our volunteer

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We appreciate families wanting to rescue a needy Saint Bernard and request this information in order to protect the needy dog and your family alike.

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We want to thank you for taking the time to fill out this application and appreciate you wanting to help a very needy dog, especially a Saint Bernard which are often the first dogs killed at the shelter due to their size, which takes up a lot of room, food and medicines.

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