Rehoming/Rescue
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From the 11th January 2024,The Schnauzer Club of NSW Inc is no longer associated with "Schnauzer Rescue NSW" . The Club is still whole- heartedly committed to schnauzer welfare and helping dogs in genuine need of care. Any enquiries please email the club on [email protected] or contact Angus Mcilrath on [email protected]
The Schnauzer Club of NSW Inc has set a precedent amongst breed clubs throughout Australia to rescue and rehome.
Our rescue/rehomimg service has been in existence for many years and during that time we have successfully rehomed many dogs that were surrendered to our Club.
If you have a genuine need to rehome your dog, we will rehome a surrendered dog, at a cost of $50.00 to the owner. The Club has foster carers who will take in a rescues, and care for them until a new home is found.
Our Rescue/rehoming programme can on occasion be heavy going on all concerned however, being such a worthy cause, our efforts are mostly rewarded with pleasing results and happy endings. SCNSW Inc is always grateful for donations to keep our rescue program ready, willing and able, to step in whenever a Schnauzer needs rehoming, so please take the time to donate and help rehome a Schnauzer in need - as this is our breed.
Please be patient and we will deal with requests as soon as possible.
The Schnauzer Club of NSW Inc The Treasurer C/- Julie-Anne Morris (Club Secretary) 70 Otago Street Vineyard 2765 NSW alternatively you can direct deposit funds to SCNSW Inc at St George Bank - BSB 112-879 Account Number 041187078 (Please: note your deposit as 'Rescue Donation' AND ensure you include your surname)
Adoption/Foster The Schnauzer Club NSW Inc is very pleased our Rescue Co-Ordinator, Angus McIlrath ( temporary) . If you require further information regarding rescue/rehoming activities you can email: [email protected]
Buy a Schnauzer a Bone or a Home
You may not realise that our adoption fee comes nowhere close to covering the costs involved in rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming a Schnauzer. Some Schnauzers come to us adoption-ready, but many others need significant veterinary care and socialization. We thought you would be interested in seeing some of the things your generous donations buy for our rescued Schnauzers.
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