Rescue

Bullet is a 14 month old smooth male. Bullet
has lived a shelter life and will need lots of
socialization and obedience classes. He is a
bit apprehensive when first meeting new
people and new things. He will need work on
his housebreaking but is doing well and is
clean in his crate. He has a very loving and
happy temperament and wants to please. He
is good with female dogs. Cats? Children?
Bullet is up to date on medical needs and
microchipped. If you are interested in
Bullet and are willing to socialize and train
him please refer to the contact information
above.

Millie is a 18 month old tan/white smooth
female. She is very sweet but will need a
good obedience class. She is housebroken,
good in a crate and good with other dogs.
Cats? No children under the age of 8
years old, a fenced in yard is a must. If
you are interested in Millie please refer
to the contact information above.

Jack is a Tri-broken coated male just over a
year old. He is a bit on the shy side when
meeting new people. He lacks socialization
and should attend a good obedience class. He
is good with female dogs. No Cats, children
under the age of 8 years old, a fenced in
yard a must. Jack is up to date on medical
needs, microchipped and housebroken. If
you are interest in Jack please refer to the
contact information above.

Sadie is a 4 year old small 11 lb spayed female tan
and white smooth. Sadie has been in several
homes in her short life and may have been abused
at some point. She is sweet and loves to sit on
your lap and give kisses. Sadie would do best with
a stay at home mom or dad. Her housebreaking is
good but needs to go out more often. Good with
other dogs. Sadie is spade, up to date on medical
needs and microchipped. No children under 8
years old and a fenced in yard a must.
Cats-unknown. If you are interest in Sadie and
are willing to do some training please refer to the
contact information above.

What is Parson Russell Rescue?
Parson Russell Rescue is a dedicated effort to find and re-home Parson Russell Terriers
that, through no fault of their own, are in need of new homes. Some of these dogs are
recovered from shelters and pounds, others come from private families. The dogs in
shelters have often been "dumped" there by individuals or picked up by animal control
agencies after being abandoned. Individual families sometimes cannot keep a dog due to a
change in circumstances or, too often, because theirs was the wrong type of environment
for a Parson Russell in the first place. As the Parson Russell grows in popularity and more
and more people purchase them without first doing the proper research, the problem of
unwanted dogs is growing. The goal of Parson Russell Rescue is to recover misplaced and
unwanted Parson Russell Terriers and place them into proper homes before they must be
destroyed.

Parson Russell Rescue's come in all shapes, sizes and personalities. They are carefully
evaluated when they come into rescue for physical and mental problems. Their health is
seen to and behavioral problems are accessed and addressed. We then begin the task of
locating a proper home where the dog can be himself and be happy.

Rescue is where it all began for me. Riley is my first Parson. I learned so much from this
dog and truly believe in Rescue and making "love connections" for these grateful dogs. As
much as I love to see puppies that I have bred go off to forever homes, the dogs on this
page are in desperate need of forever homes. If you are interested in a Parson, please
consider a Rescue dog. For additional information on all of the dogs on this page, please
contact Susan Porter at (860)526-3918 or dlporter01@snet.net.