Rehoming Resources
Need to Rehome?
Need to rehome your pet due to behavioral, medical, or personal reasons? We understand this can be a difficult and emotional decision.
Below are resources to support you and help keep your pet safe while avoiding the shelter system.
Below are resources to support you and help keep your pet safe while avoiding the shelter system.
Resources
Our current intake focuses on transfers from other rescues and urgent cases at risk of euthanasia. We are only able to accept community surrenders in rare, critical situations.
To give your pet the best chance at staying in a home, we recommend posting them on trusted rehoming platforms:
To give your pet the best chance at staying in a home, we recommend posting them on trusted rehoming platforms:
If behavior is part of the reason you’re considering rehoming, we encourage you to reach out.
A dog’s behavior is often a reflection of their environment and the guidance they receive from their human family.
With proper support and training, many behavioral issues can be improved or resolved.
A dog’s behavior is often a reflection of their environment and the guidance they receive from their human family.
With proper support and training, many behavioral issues can be improved or resolved.
You can explore resources at Free Dog Trainers or reach out to Paw-Rump Rehab & Rescue’s trainer, Brianna Kirsner, for personalized behavior support.
Over 50% of dogs showing signs of aggression are euthanized in shelters. We understand this is a frustrating and emotional time, but surrendering your pet may put them at risk. Remember—they are animals, and biting or acting out is often their way of communicating distress, fear, or unmet needs.