New England All Breed Rescue

Adopt a dog, Make a friend for life!

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OUR MISSIONOur mission is to help the many homeless, unwanted dogs sitting in high kill shelters - whatever their origin might be - find good homes, from wherever they are. New England All Breed Rescue is a network of rescuers and dog advocates who work to rehome unwanted or displaced dogs into new family homes. Some of our dogs come from the Midwest and the South where completely healthy dogs are euthanized via gassing or heart stick after three days in a high kill shelter. It is our goal to take these unwanted dogs where there are not enough homes and relocate them through our network of volunteers to New England where there is a shortage of adoptable dogs.
Adopting a DogThe first step in any adoption is an application with reference checks and a vet reference. Our goal is to have the very best home for all our dogs. All the dogs listed are in private foster homes waiting to be adopted. We do not have a shelter you can visit. However we have many foster homes with multiple dogs. Getting Your DogWe use a licensed transport company to bring some of our dogs to New England. Some times adoptions are done on a long-distance basis and a dog goes directly from a foster home to a new northern home. We are always happy to let adopters meet their pets first where at all possible.
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We need your SUPPORT! =) Please help out and take part in our online fund raiser.

NEABR is in the process of purchasing a NO KILL Shelter and we need your help to do so. The shelter would require flooring, which is going to cost $ 10,000. Being a NON PROFIT 501(c)(3) it would take us years to save up ten thousand dollars. Having a local shelter means we could rescue more sad souls who found themselves on death row due to no fault of their own. We need supporters to help us reach our $ 10,000 goal. The sooner we raise the money, the sooner we can have our shelter up and running =)

Thank you in advance from NEABR Volunteers, as well as, all the canine fur kids you'll be helping us save by donating or placing your order today.

We also fundraise by selling homemade doggie treat and blankets at all adoption event.

NEABR now has t-shirts! If you are interested in purchasing a t-shirt they are $20.00 and can be mailed to you free!

Page 9 Leicester resident paving way for local dog rescue finds the going roughBy Daniel Castro Kelly O'Brien, of New England All Breed Rescue, in the room that the rescued dogs play and are cared for in as they await being placed in new homes.Photo by Daniel Castro. February 14, 2011 - LEICESTER, Mass. — When Kelly O'Brien adopted Myra, the four-year old Great Dane did not know how to walk because the puppy mill she was found in always kept her confined in a crate, and even years after, the dog that would typically tower proudly above all others was still diminutively curling herself into a ball on the carpet."When she walked she looked like Pluto on ice on my floor," said O'Brien. "She's a Great Dane, so her muscles should be amazing and huge, but she never got up. Her whole life she had to be in a tiny tiny cage, so to see her finally stretch out, it was such a big deal to me.Had O'Brien not adopted her, Myra would have been euthanized, and she is just one of the many dogs O'Brien has saved by either taking them into her own home or helping to place them with caring owners around New England.In fact, O'Brien has always had a big heart for adopting dogs, and as soon as she got her first apartment she went to the pound to rescue a dog. Since then, she's built New England All Breed Rescue, a network of volunteers and foster homes around New England to help find good homes for the many abandoned, homeless, and unwanted dogs that are often sitting in high-kill shelters. Myra, Kelly O'Brien's own adopted Great Dane, was rescued after being kept confined in a crate for years in a puppy mill.Photo by Daniel Castro. But after running the rescue operation successfully in Millbury for years, O'Brien recently uprooted in the hopes of further pursuing her passion for rescuing dogs. She sold her house, and prior to buying a new property in Leicester, she went through the hearing process before the Leicester Zoning Board to make sure she could be approved for a kennel license."I was perfectly happy in Millbury, I loved my house, but we sold it so I could get a place where we could do rescue and not have to worry about having too many dogs," said Kelly O'Brien, "because the bottom line is dogs are dying, and I'm going to do something about it. The whole point of moving here was so that I would not have to break any rules and do it legally."Yet after moving her family to Leicester for this purpose, O'Brien has run into a permitting dilemma that threatens to stop the league's work in its tracks, as before the Town's Board of Health can issue her a kennel permit, she must conform the home's septic system to fit title 5 requirements that go with a commercial kennel license."It's a nightmare," she said. "The problem is, this is not a commercial kennel by any means — I'm a foster home. Bottom line is they don't have a license for what I'm doing. They said the closest thing is a kennel license, so that's what I applied for. But now they're saying, because you're a commercial kennel, now you have to follow the rules for that."While a commercial kennel often has kennel runs, cement walls and drainage systems for when the area must be hosed down for cleaning, O'Brien's set up does not affect the septic.Her rescued dogs are kept in a large room with individual crates in it, so if they have an accident while in their crate, O'Brien or a volunteer will wash it out, and remove the waste into a barrel, which eventually goes to the dumpster. "So it really has no bearing whatsoever on the septic system," said O'Brien. "But I have to figure out if I have to get a whole new septic system, which is a huge waste of money and time."According to the Title 5 requriements for a commercial kennel, O'Brien would have to have a septic that could handle 50 gallons per day per kennel run, while O'Brien's property only has a design flow for a 4 bedrooms home, at 330 gallons total."That's three times the size of my four bedroom design," said O'Brien, who said the new septic system could potentially cost $40,000, and would be completely unnecessary.The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection can issue O'Brien a waiver, but this process would cost an additional $700, and O'Brien is worried that she may not be able to meet the criteria.However, if she can't get a waiver, the Department of Agriculture will pull the license for New England All Breed Rescue, preventing not only O'Brien from taking dogs, but would shut down all of the foster homes as well."We're a huge rescue network and we have foster homes all over the place, but one of us has to have a kennel license in order to be registered with the state," said O'Brien. As O'Brien helps place 300-500 dogs a year from her home alone, and brings 30 to 60 a week to network foster homes, this would be a severe blow."We're talking a lot of dogs that would have to die if this doesn't go through," she said. DIRECT LINK TO NEABR LEICESTER NEW ARTICLE

Page 8 DONATIONS NEEDEDWe are ALWAYS in need of: Cotton comforters - Furkids love them Dog FoodCollars - all sizesLeashesPaper TowelBleachTide laundry detergent (H E only)Dog ToysCratesDog sweaters or jackets for our smaller babies. Treats**AND MOST IMPORTANLY MONETARY DONATIONS**With spring and summer months approaching that means many rescued fur kids will test positive for Heart Worm, and will need treatment prior too adoption. The cost of treatment with our rescue discount can be anywhere from a small dog $350 to an extra large dog and being $600-$800 for heartworm treatment. We have our share of emergincies arise too, like emergency c-sections, amputations, vet stays for dehydration or illness. NEABR is a NON Profit 501(c)(3) Rescue IN MA, & CT. WE & THE FUR KIDS TRULY APPRECIATE ANY DONATION YOU CAN OFFER. EMAIL US AT DONATIONS_NEWENGLANDALLBREEDRESCUE.ORG THANK YOU IN ADVANCE!NEABR Volunteers

Page 4 KIDS 'N' PETSKIDS ‘N’ PETS works with participating pet adoption organizations nationwide, providing products and services helping pet foster families and pet adopters. KIDS 'N' PETS donates their number one seller, KIDS 'N' PETS Instant All-Purpose Stain & Odor Remover, to pet adoption organizations and also provides a FREE bottle to every adopter to use as their pet adjusts to their new home. It's the least we can do for individuals who care and do so much for the pet community!Each month KIDS 'N' PETS features a pet adoption organization, including a blog post and a pet of the week. So be sure to check back to their page often! It's our hope that we can accomplish our goal of fostering clean, healthy and happy forever homes!

Pet Partnership

Page 2 New England All Breed Rescue understands that times are changing and we’re changing with the times. Understanding that many families have been affected by the economy, NEABR wanted to find a way for supporters to donate WITHOUT spending additional money. Sounds crazy, right?NEABR has recently partnered with MarketAmerica.com in order to make this a reality. By shopping at www.marketamerica.com/neabr for all the things you’re already buying from stores where you’re already shopping, you can generate ongoing royalties for NEABR so that we can do more good for our furry friends. Retailers like Target, Staples, Wal-Mart, Barnes & Noble, Travelocity, Circuit City, Home Depot, Kohl’s, Petsmart, PETCO, Toys R Us, Dell … over 3,500 retailers are participating in this amazing program!Would you agree that no matter what the economy throws our way, you’ll be buying paper goods, trash bags, printer ink, shampoo & conditioner, laundry detergent & fabric softener, soap & shower gel, holiday gifts, school supplies, etc., etc.? What if you could earn 2% to 35% CASHBACK on these purchases AND generate royalties for NEABR by shopping at www.marketamerica.com/neabr It’s a win / win situation.

Page 1 Friends ofNew England All Breed RescueDo you shop at any of these stores?Staples, Wal-Mart, Target, Old Navy, Dell, Barnes & Nobel, Vicortia's Secret, Pet Smart, Toys R Us, Dick's, Petco, Drug Store.com, Land's End, & DSW . WHAT IF YOU COULD SUPPORT NEABR every time you shopped at over 3,500 stores?You can!WHAT IF YOU GOT ACTUAL CASH BACK every time you shopped supporting NEABR?You can!WHAT IF YOU PAID LESS ON EVERYTHING every time you shopped supporting NEABR?You can!Visit and Register as a Preferred Customer at www.marketamerica.com/neabrYour family AND New England All Breed Rescue benefit!A NEABR Customer Manager will follow up to answer your questions and help you to make the most of your online shopping to support NEABR. If you have questions, please contact Michelle Drew at 774-248-4859.

Page 3 NEABR Thanks all of their adopters, supporters, foster parents, & volunteers! Without ALL of your help we wouldn't be able to save the MANY sad souls sitting on DEATH ROW. We are so grateful to ALL of you!! 2011 was a good year! We and our partnership rescues SAVED HUNDREDS of animals....whether homeless on the streets, or sitting on death row in a HIGH KILL GASSING OR HEART STICK SHELTERS with a 72hr time slot. We couldn't have done it alone! And THANK YOU so much for helping us fight the battle & giving the fur kids a second chance at a loving furever home!Did you know when you adopt a dog, you help us save another life?Your adoption donation goes towards pulling a new dog from death row who only has hours, sometimes minutes left to live, quarantine fees, heartworm treatments, heartworm, flea & tick prevention, vaccinations, spays/ neuters, emergency surgeries, medications, and feeds HUNDREDS of dogs!We rescue the terrified, the emaciated, the sickly, the weak, the old, the pregnant, and the less adoptable. We turn no soul away because of cost. Where most rescues don't, we take heart worm positive dogs, those who need emergency surgeries including amputations, seniors and many “less adoptable” dogs we believe that EVERY life is worth it, no matter the cost, nor the time it takes. Can't adopt?Please consider donating or sponsoring a rescued fur kid! We are a NON PROFIT 501(c)(3) RESCUE. We function solely on our adoption dontations.

Page 6 New England All Breed Rescue NEABR is a NON PROFIT 501(c)(3) who's mission is to rescue as many dogs as possible, placing them in their ideal furever home. We rescue the terrified, the emaciated, the sickly, the weak, the old, the pregnant, and the less adoptable. We turn no soul away because of cost. Where most rescues don't, we take heart worm positive dogs, those who need emergency surgeries including amputations, seniors and many “less adoptable” dogs we believe that EVERY life is worth it, no matter the cost, nor the time it takes. People often ask why we do not take dogs from our own region. The answer is we do. However the need is less greater in the New England area. While many dogs live in shelters up here, there are so very many more dying in the south and mid-west shelters, the most common being TN, AR, MI, MO, TX and OK. A typical mid-west or southern shelter dog has 72 hours from the moment its first paw is through the door to the time he is euthanized. This is awful and gives them no chance at life with adoptions being not even a quarter what they are up north. We work with many southern organizations to pull these dogs from death row, vet them and transport them here to our loving foster homes and their furever homes. Our very special foster families love and treat the dog like they are their own. We promise to always give adopters an honest summary of the dogs personality and habits. Our main goal is for the new family to be perfect fit for the rescued dog. When adopting a NEABR dog, you can be sure that your new pet will be up to date on vaccinations, spayed/neutered (provided that the dog is at least 5 months at the time of adoption) and has been loved and well cared for in their foster home. Our adoption fee is $425 per dog. This adoption fee is a tax deductible donation to a non-profit organization. This money goes to rescue not just your dogs, but so many more lives. It pays for heart worm treatments, heart worm and flea/tick prevention, vaccinations, spays /neuters, emergency surgeries, medications and feeds hundreds of dogs and more. Dog rescue is a never ending battle, but with your help, we can put up a good fight! If you'd like to help SAVE a LIFE, please, just ask us how!!!Thank you,New England All Breed Rescue

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We Are In Desperate Need of Foster Homes

Having foster homes is one of the most valuable assets to this rescue. In order to become a foster you need to first fill out a foster application which can be found below. All food and vetting is provided for any NEABR dog(s) you foster. All that is required on your behalf is a loving home and a warm heart. Fostering one dog ends up saving two lives and if you foster 1 dog a month for a year that is 24 lives saved!! Please consider opening up your homes and and your heart to one of our many homeless sweeties.

From Our Volunteers

From Our Volunteers:

My earliest memories are of our family dog, a huge German Shepherd named Duke. Whenever I felt no one cared, he was always there for me. Throughout my life, that story has repeated itself with every dog that has shared my home. When I lost my Tennessee Jed, "the best dog in the world", I was sure no other dog would or could ever take his place. Then came Sadie and Kit...two pound-hounds well into their years who taught me love was indeed possible again. They were nothing like Jed, but yet saved my life in so many ways I lost track. When their time on this earth was over, I had a new attitude, as I now knew I could love again. Enter TJ Wiggles...a reincarnation of my precious Jed, so much so he recieved his name. His story (rescued from the end of a sherriff's gun) propelled me into fostering, as I could not imagine such a great dog being tossed like yesterday's garbage. Through fostering with NEABR, I have had the HONOR of meeting so many great dogs like TJ, and the extreme pleasure of watching them flourish in their new homes. It is a feeling that is hard to describe, knowing that you had a part in saving this dog, this beautiful, innnocent dog, from immeasurable cruelty and death. I have "failed fostered" only once: my MickeyHart, who is "TJ's dog"..they are inseperable and have been since they met...I couldn't let the little rascal go. But even though I'm at "my limit" of 2 dogs, I continue to foster and be amazed at each life I save...not to mention the grateful adopters who are so thankful you brought them their "baby". Someone did that for TJ and me...now I do it for others. It is the least I can do to pay it forward for the dogs who have filled my life with truly unconditional love. Many people ask how we possibly let these dogs go after bonding with them while in our care....for me, it's been a mindset that I am merely an instrument in each dog's story...a layover, if you will, while on their journey home. It's easily the MOST rewarding thing I've ever done, and I encourage all dog people out there to give it a try. -Natalie, CT Foster
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Happy Tails

Page 1 Hello Everyone I just wanted to take a moment to send you some pics of Boo (for short) a.k.a. Buddha, whom we adopted in Worcester back in November from the Pet Barn Adoption event on Grafton St. Boo has been a great addition and we love him very much. He is definitely a character, he spends hours chasing his tail and barking at his own shadow. He thinks he is a lap dog and no matter where you sit, he's right there jumping into your lap to snuggle. He defines the phrase, "couch potato." However i think he forgets that he is pushing 50lbs!! I attached some pics for you Take Care Jen, Skylar & Buddha Morrissey

February 22, 2011

Page 2 Hi, Just wanted to let you know that I adopted Georgie (Cairn mix) through your organization on November 20, 2010. He is a wonderful dog and a great addition to the family. After a little adjustment period he is enjoying is new home and his little sister Daisy the Yorkie. His new name is Scottie. He seems to like it. Thanks for helping bring Scottie into my life. Keep up the good work! Bernadette McCarthy

Febrary 15, 2011

Page 3 Thank you so much for saving Doogie and bringing him into our lives. We have only had him for four hours, but as he lies here next to my desk (I work from home), I see a dog so full of love and loyalty who is now fully part of our family for years to come! He is a sweet, patient, and incredible being and we are so happy that he is now part of our pack. Thank you so much for the work you do in saving dogs and bringing joy to humans through your efforts!The (now complete) Jordan Family
Every now and again our great adopters will send a HAPPY TAIL story to Petfinder to share their adoption experience. Please read the letter we received from Mike _ Petfinder regarding a wonderful adoption story =)We received the following story from one of your adopters and thought that you would like to see it.Thanks again for all that you do.MikePetfinder.com -----------------------------------------------------------Name: Anne JordanLocation: Mendon, MA 01756County: Local Paper: Share Story: YPet Name: Doogie Type Animal: Dog Shelter Name: New England All Breed RescueShelter ID: CT366Location: Thompson , CTFound on Petfinder.com: YEntry:Doogie came to us one month ago. I had just finished watching the movie "Up," and decided my husband and I needed a pup who would say, "I was hiding under your porch because I love you," just like that adorable Golden in the movie. I then perused Petfinder for the 100th time in six months, and came upon Doogie's face. It was love at first sight. I showed him to my husband, and after convincing our landlord that we wouldn't let our new dog soil her carpets, the application was in. It happened fast (and yes, it wasa bit scary!) but the last month has been positively wonderful. Doogie is a bundle of love. He has so much personality and spark, and makes us laughconstantly. He has truly enriched our lives. We do believe fate (with a little help from New England All Breed Rescue!) saved him from that high kill shelter in Missouri and brought him to us. We hope to have brought as much love into Doogie's life as he as brought into ours. Judging by the"hugs" he gives us each and every day, it appears that may be the case! We encourage you to take the leap, it is so, so worth it!

February 6, 2011

February 9, 2011

Page 4 Hi Rebecca and Kelly, It's been almost 10mos since we've rescued Rico (wow where has the time gone).he has been a joy and we cannot thank you enough for your time, dedication and compassion. As promised and noted in our application for Rico he is groomed every 6 weeks and has gained 4-8 lbs.we cannot feel his ribs any longer!!! Upon rescuing Rico we borrowed a crate and he spent approx. 4.5 mos. in his crate only during the night and during the day while we were gone the work. Last September Rico told us he did not need the crate any longer, while we were on a camping trip. When we arrived home we took the crate down that was in the house..and it has been great. Rico sleeps in our bedroom on twobeds with a blanket.yet he will only come to bed after everyone is home.Rico will even stay on our youngest son's bed until he arrives home, thenmake's his trip around the house checking everything out then go to his bed in our bedroom. He is such an caring, loving and alert dog. We just need to remember to pick up napkins, wrappers, etc. each night.ifnot Rico will let us know we've forgotten something. Rico loves stuff toys and rawhide. It does not take him long to tear a toy apart, we find fluff all over our living room. Rico has full room of the downstairs (main floor) in our home while Marshall lives upstairs with our second son. There is a gate that separates them during the day..just in case.We've trained Rico to sit and wait while I clean his dishes, prepare hisfood and then invite him to eat. It is cute as he watches my everymove.and when I wait a few seconds before inviting him, his eyes switch from me to his dishes to me and back again..this is so cute. Recently he has learned to shake paws and our youngest son is getting him to speak..especially when they are playing together. This is funny to see a 2-3 yr old dog playing on the floor, running in the hallway with our son who is 29. Then Marshall (age 7) will want to play with Rico..Marshall willbark place his butt in the air to get Rico going..then after Rico has leaped at him 4-5 times he simply sits with my husband and his chew toys no matter how long Marshall barks. We believe Rico is keeping Marshall young as they play.they are hilarious. We know without generous people like yourselves Rico would not be with us.Again thank you and may God give you the strength to continue with his love to do what you do the best...save the animals. Sharon and Bruce LabayOxford, MA

January 31, 2011

Page 5 Hello NEABR,We just wanted to give an update on Ranger (Forman). We adopted him a fewmonths ago (October). He is doing wonderfully and has settled in very wellhere. He is especially fond of our youngest daughter, she is only 14 monthsold. If she sees him lying down she walks up to him and uses him as a pillow. Sometimes he even wraps his arm around her. It is so wonderful to have him with us. I will attach a picture of him for you to see. Will you please forward this info to Kelly, his foster mother.Thank you again for giving us our new little boy.Jean Phelps

January 26, 2011

Page 6 Hello to all the volunteers at NEABR!We just wanted to send a quick update about Max, who we've renamedMiddy (short for Midnight, since he's so black, and which was the name of Dan's childhood dog, who they called "Mindy").We fell in love with the little guy at the adoption event at Tractor Supply in Leicester, MA last Saturday. Snuggled up in his foster mom'sarms, snoozing away, we just had to have him. After picking up a ton of supplies at Tractor Supply and PT Pet Supply store in Webster,Middy was welcomed home with every ounce of love, "awwwww"s and "he'sSO CUTE!"s we could squeeze out.He was a very good boy in the car on the way home, settling right downinto his comfortable new crate, and he seemed excited to be home, too.Though he was obviously not loving his collar and leash, Middy confidently explored the house, his "playroom" (our kitchen) and some of our curious neighbors.Middy seems to be a very confident pup, who rarely cries when we leavethe room briefly. When we put him in his crate for bedtime, he whinesand barks for about 5 minutes then settles down until the wee hours ofthe morning, when he has to be let out.. The only other dogs he's met here so far are our neighbor's two Newfoundlands. Middy is the size of their tails, but he was not in the slightest bit deterred from investigating, and it seems they will be great friends.Some of Middy's favorite toys are a rawhide chew (which is helping tosave my socks, fingers and nose from his nipping, a puppy behavior wecan't wait to train him out of), a squeaky stuffed monkey and a tennis ball that's almost too big for his little mouth. He also thinks hisrubber coat brush is a toy, so it's been fairly difficult to brush him. In 3 1/2 days, we've only had 4 minor accidents in the house; itlooks like Middy will be housebroken in no time.Attached are a few pictures. Please feel free to post online or share with others. We're so happy to have another member of the family!Best,Laura and Dan Adiletta

January 19, 2011

Page 7 We adopted Wednesday on May 2010 from a foster home near Worcester, MA. Just wantedto let you guys know that she is doing well. She has been a perfect fit for our family-- she showers us with so much love and affection (of course, we have to do our share and scratch her back in return). Adopting her was one of the best decisions we have ever made as a family. Thanks for all you do! Joanne M. Dartmouth, MA

January 18, 2011

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January 13, 2012

Hi there NEABR,

We know it's only been a month since we adopted our family, but we

wanted to let you know about our new lives. Since we got to our house,

we have done so many new things! McGruff has really started to become

more confident. He now goes up to people looking for attention! Millie

is more than happy to launch herself off her chair and into someone's

arms. Shhh! Don't tell her she's not a lapdog. We couldn't be happier

to have two girls of our own. Whoever said you can't teach old dogs

new tricks hasn't met us! We love our family so much and they love us!

Thank you so much to all the hardworking volunteers who cared for us

and helped us adopt the perfect family. We are taking good care of

them! We will send more pictures soon.

Love,

Millie and McGruff

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What does it cost to adopt a dog?Total cost for most dogs is $425.00, unless otherwise noted in their Pet Adoption profile.The adoption fee is non-negotiable because it covers; pull fees, boarding/ quarantine fees, age appropriate vaccines including bordetella, spay/ neuter 6 months or older, deworming, heartworm screening 12 months and older, heartworm treatment if need be, heartworm & flea prevention, and any other costs which may be incurred. Please keep in mind, we are a NON PROFIT 501(c)(3) RESCUE, so adopting your fur kid is also a tax deduction for you.
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New England All Breed is happy to introduce a new program in honor of November being Adopt a Senior Month!Seniors Loving Seniors
Seniors to adopt by offering an adoption discount fee to Seniors, 60 years and older, who adopt a senior animal from our rescue. The fee for any dog over the age of 9 years old will be $100.00 This fee includes spay/neutering, all shots (Rabies, Bordetella and Distemper) and a microchip implant.
To qualify for the program, you must show proof of age. Senior animals will be identified on our website with the notation "Eligible for the Seniors Loving Seniors Program" in the profile.

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