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January is National Train Your Dog month! To celebrate, we're offering a fundraiser for a chance to win a $75 gift certificate for training from The Canine Coach!.
Here's how to enter:
đŸ Make a $10 donation through Venmo, Paypal, or Facebook. Every $10 is a new entry.
đŸ Send a screenshot of your donation confirmation. You can comment or message us. This is important so we can contact you if your name is drawn.
đŸ Get a bonus entry for showing us a photo of your pup that can use some training!
đŸ The fundraiser will be open from now until Sunday evening. We'll draw a name and contact the winner on Monday.
You can donate in one of the following ways:
Venmo: ndlb-donation (under our director Chariss Nearmyer; confirmation code 0442)
Paypal: donations@ndlbrescue.org
Or through the Facebook donate button
There are many benefits of training your pup! Not only does it enhance their confidence, socialization, and mental stimulation, but it's a great way to bond with your furry best friend.
Thank you to our friends at The Canine Coach! for this donation. We appreciate you!
(The gift card has a $75 value and can be used for in-home sessions, group training, FIT dogs, and boot camp. It expires on 11/24/2026)
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We have names! Thank you to everyone that participated in our âname a puppyâ fundraiser. We were able to raise $195 for the rescue, plus it was so fun to see all the name suggestions.
Meet Glinda, Ryanne, and Rico đ we love these cuties so so much and canât wait to see them grow!
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Rico is my favorite.
I would be interested in adopting Glenda. Can I get information
What kind of puppies are they?
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Before and after foster mom asks if you want a treat đ€€ Piperâs listening ears were activated!
Our gorgeous boy Piper was brought in from Afghanistan as a part of a large rescue mission spearheaded by Kabul Small Animal Rescue. Despite the huge transition he experienced, Piper has come so far! He is motivated and eager to learn. All he wants is to make his friends happy. Piper loves his people, but does better with women than men. Going on walks and playing with his canine friends are some of his favorite things.
Piper would love to find his furever home! Read more about him at ndlbrescue.org/adoptable-dogs/#action_0=pet&animalID_0=20537131&petIndex_0=46
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Before and after foster mom asks if you want a treat đ€€ Piperâs listening ears were activated!
Our gorgeous boy Piper was brought in from Afghanistan as a part of a large rescue mission spearheaded by Kabul Small Animal Rescue. Despite the huge transition he experienced, Piper has come so far! He is motivated and eager to learn. All he wants is to make his friends happy. Piper loves his people, but does better with women than men. Going on walks and playing with his canine friends are some of his favorite things.
Piper would love to find his furever home! Read more about him at ndlbrescue.org/adoptable-dogs/#action_0=pet&animalID_0=20537131&petIndex_0=46 ... See MoreSee Less
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Daisy Mae & her emotional support chicken đ Daisy likes to carry her chicken around and takes very good care of it. It got a âbathâ earlier this week and Daisy was VERY concerned. Sheâs such a goof!
Daisy Mae had a litter of puppies and took great care of them too. Now that they are older, Daisy is looking for her very own foster home! Sheâs a 2-year-old Staffy mix weighing about 50 pounds.
Daisy Mae is an active, happy girl. She loves people, going outside, and playing with her toys. Her favorite thing in the whole wide world is a squeaky toy! Any person that gives her one is her new best friend. Sheâs great with the cats in her foster home. She is good with dogs but may need a slow intro at first. Daisy Mae sleeps next to the her fosterâs bed at night so she can check on her puppies whenever she wants. Before they were born Daisy Mae slept in a kennel and did well. She isnât totally housebroken yet, but sheâs working on it.
Interested in giving Daisy Mae (and her chicken) a foster home? Apply to be a foster at ndlbrescue.org/foster-info/ ... See MoreSee Less
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I love her so dang much đ
Stephanie Easley see why I love her
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