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Welcome to NorCal Aussie Rescue, a California
State nonprofit public benefit corporation. Our Federal
Tax ID number: # 26-0076953. We rescue, evaluate and then
place wonderful Australian Shepherds in just the right
new home. This takes time! We do not adopt out of state.
Aussies can be moderately active to extremely active,
needy or independent, child-friendly or child-intolerant.
Aussies are not always good with children. Most of our
Aussies are strays and we cannot be assured they are
good with children. Read
more about Aussies: Is An
Aussie the Right Dog For You.
Please make sure you view our Shelter
Listings as well as the Related
Links because there are many nice dogs in shelters
that have very limited time. Choosing the best possible
home for each individual dog is a very time consuming
task - please be patient! If you are interested in adopting
one of our Aussies, please fill out an Adoption Application. If you've submitted an application,
please be patient...we receive 20-30 applications per
day. Thank you!
dogs adopted since December, 2003!
Your support makes this possible. Thank You!
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Please Sponsor an Aussie!
Each foster dog gets at least one trip to the vet for vaccinations, worming, tests, altering, and has any health concern addressed. In addition to vet bills which are 1/3 of our annual budget, we have on-going expenses for Solid Gold food (we get wholesale), treats, beds, collars and ID tags, as well as Sanctuary expenses like satellite, electricity, taxes, and gasoline for the van. Not including vet bills, our typical expenses are $4,500-$5,500 per month. Please consider an ongoing monthly donation
to help us continue. Thank you! Donating is simple and quick with PayPal! |
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Dogs posted on this web site have been screened or temperament tested to the best of our ability.
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Aussie Adventures
We think traveling with our Aussies is a lot of fun. Please email us a
photo of you and/or your Aussie on a travel adventure, and we'll post it.
Tell us where you went and what activities you enjoyed together!
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will not place our Aussies in homes
with children under 12 years of age
unless it's an Aussie that
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Sweet Seniors
WWe feel it's really important to make room at the Sanctuary for seniors who end up in shelters. Many have passed through our doors and found wonderful, loving homes. Some of them spend the rest of their lives with us.
We offer a place for you to pay tribute to your beloved Aussie and invite you to email us a photo and tell us about your special Aussie so we might add them to our memorial page.
Rather than feeling sad, we hope that you feel encouraged that we gave them a wonderful life. They certainly enriched ours.
See our new memorial page.
We built a Memorial Garden at the Sanctuary
For a $1,000 donation, we will create a custom, 6" X 8" bronze plaque with your Aussie's photo & your sentiments. |
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Training plays a huge part in the relationship you have with your dog or dogs. We recommend and often require at least one obedience class with your dog. If we can't set you up with a trainer, go to www.apdt.com and click on "How to Choose a Trainer" to learn about different training approaches. Then click on "Dog Trainer Search" to find one near your home. We think you should observe a class before signing up. |
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Please Donate to our
Medical Fund!
Duke had SUCCESSFUL double lens replacement surgery on May 29th!
Cost was about $6,000. Please help us make more miracles happen with a gift to our Medical Fund. Medical Donation with Paypal or by mailing us a check:
NorCal Aussie Rescue, 10556 Combie Rd, PMB 6200, Auburn, CA 95602. |
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 A Message from Kim 11/9/18
I'm getting worried all over again as fire season is fierce and obviously not over. With no rain in sight, we've been practicing our evacuation plan.
Can you help our Aussies by fostering?
We would benefit from having some short-term foster homes so I have fewer dogs to load into the van should we be evacuated. Fourteen is really the limit and we have 16 here now with 5 more scheduled to come in the next 2 weeks.
Additionally, fostering makes a huge difference in these dogs' lives because they get lots of one-on-one time with a person! At the Sanctuary, they all share one person... me! Fostering also helps to "lighten my load" so I have more time to write newsletters, research foundations, take dogs to the vet.
If you can foster, even for just a few weeks, please email me at kim@norcalaussierescue.com or call 530-268-1600.
Since I started our non-profit 15 years ago, your support has helped us build indoor kennels, a pond, an agility ring, a second play yard, and enabled us to give more than 1,500 dogs vet care. I'm overwhelmed with gratitude!
Sometimes we're overcrowded at the Sanctuary, that we must board dogs elsewhere. We spend more than $4,000 annually for boarding. You can help by fostering, or by making a donation towards our boarding fund with PayPal. Thanks!
We are always tapping our medical fund these days. Whether it's heartworm treatment, heart surgery or emergency surgeries as in the case of Beau, our blind Aussie boy....bills can add up! If you can help, please click below. Thanks!
Make a Donation with Pay PalOur Reunion is always wonderful! Thank you all for coming and showing off your wonderful kids! Thanks again to Sue Wilson for making a video of our time together in 2014! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ur4PaihlAD4
Archive of Kim's messages
Thanks to the support of so many, Boomer's Heart is Healthy! Boomer was barely 8 weeks old and 4.7 pounds when we rescued him. He was bred by someone who gave the puppies away at 6 weeks of age as "party favors" to the girls at her daughter's birthday party.
Terrible thing to do!
When Boomer was taken to the vet for shots, the vet determined that he had a loud heart murmur. I got the call that afternoon asking us to take this wee one.
After speaking with our vet at Sacramento Animal Hospital, I learned that Boomer has Patent Ductus Arteriosus (PDA) which is a common birth defect in puppies. PDA is a failure of the connection between both sides of the heart to close at birth. If left open, Boomer can have serious problems or die.
Boomer had surgery on 5/19 and went to his new home on 6/12. Please "like" his fb page: FRIENDS OF BOOMER
If you'd like to donate towards his $6,000 vet bill or simply help replenish our Medical Fund so we can help the next one, please Donate with PayPal |
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Still News
NorCal Aussie Rescue is featured in BARK Magazine. Thank you Marcia!
http://thebark.com/content/case-study-saving-aussies
BARK magazine
Go to Shelter Aussies to see the beauties who've lost their homes. Also look at Owner Listed Aussies...they are in trouble too. If you'd prefer a little dog, please look at Pocket Dogs
Donations may be made using your credit card
with Paypal or by
check made payable to NCAR, Inc and mail to our post office box::
NorCal Aussie Rescue, Inc.
10556 Combie Rd, PMB #6200
Auburn, CA 95602
PH 530-268-1600/FAX 530-268-9911
You can print this PDF for mailing your donation. THANK YOU!
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Please buy through AmazonSmile and support our Aussies!
Amazon has lots of wonderful gifts and will donate 0.5% of the price of your eligible AmazonSmile purchases to Norcal Aussie Rescue Inc whenever you shop on AmazonSmile
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If you'd like to give a monthly gift using your credit card, simply click here to sign up with Paypal.
Dinner Under the Stars 2016
was a fun evening!
Thank you to our Benefactors, Sponsors and guests!
See this years photos:
2015 photos
 Follow our adoptions stories on Facebook! Donations to NorCal Aussie Rescue
Donations may be made using your credit card with Paypal or by check made payable to NCAR, Inc and mail to our post office box:
NorCal Aussie Rescue, Inc.
10556 Combie Rd, PMB #6200
Auburn, CA 95602
PH 530-268-1600/FAX 530-268-9911
You can print this PDF for mailing your donation. THANK YOU!
If you are interested in fostering, please submit an Foster Home application by clicking on VOLUNTEER.
SPECIAL DOGS
We often rescue dogs with special challenges or talents that require a certain living situation.
Lily is a perfect example of a loving Aussie with 1 quirk!
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