NESR Listings

Jack is back! He was adopted, but is now looking for a forever home again.

Jack is 5 years old, 50 lbs and neutered. Jack is an absolute sweetheart. He was originally from an Amish farm before he came to NESR. His foster just adored him. He’s friendly with people and children, likes to play with dogs, ignored her chickens and was good with her cat.

Jack was a bit too active for his adoptive home and too attentive to those cats. They were unable to housebreak him. So he needs a home that is experienced with housebreaking an adult dog.

For information on Jack email Kim staroseranch@jps.net or fill out an adoption application here .

 

 

Meet Daisey in Texas. She is just over a year old and got in trouble for killing chickens in her first home. Daisey is ready for adoption! She is a very nice dog and appears to no longer be interested in chickens!

Her foster says she is coming out of her shell, very sweet and wants to be with her person. She is good with other dogs too. She is starting to trust more and not be so concerned with getting in trouble for her actions. She is doing great in the crate.  She's also lost some weight and looks great.   She's a fun dog.

More details to come but if you are interested in Daisey, please email Kathi Tesarz rescue@nesr.info

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rowan is like the old fashioned English Shepherds who worked on farms. Devoted to his family, confident, and intelligent. He’s not a social companion dog that would enjoy dog parks. He’s a little headstrong, takes a bit to accept people and other dogs. He barks to announce the presence of strangers. Listens to his owner’s direction when it comes to that, friendly and playful with people that he knows. He’s also fine with dogs that he knows. He’s used to chasing stray dogs off the property, which was part of his job when he lived on a farm with goats & chickens. He’s good with older children and cats.

Rowan is 6 years old, 60 lbs., a purebred tricolor ES, neutered. Housebroken. He has lots of energy, loves to play, especially frisbee. He’s had some practical obedience training but has been free range on the farm so is not leash or crate trained. He has been loved by his family but they can no longer keep him.
Rowan needs an assertive dog experienced person to foster him.

For more information, contact Kim at staroseranch@jps.net Put NESR Rowan in the subject line.

Very active, playful and incredibly intelligent, Bentley would excel as a sport dog or active companion!

Bentley is ES/BC, 3 years old, 48 lbs. and neutered. He’s being fostered in FL but likes playing with the resident cat a bit more than the cat can tolerate. The foster wanted to adopt him but the cat said no.

Bentley loves to play with dogs, another dog in the household that feels the same would be great. He has not been exposed to other animal species but with his level of play drive, would probably want to pester and chase. He’s not aggressive, means no harm. He does bark a lot.
In his original home, he played & slept with a 10 year old girl. He needs a confident person who is experienced with training dogs. His current foster taught him to ignore cars and walk nicely on a leash.

Foster to adopt is possible. If you can help please fill out a foster application here.
Or adoption application here.
If you have more questions, contact Kim staroseranch@jps.net  Please put NESR Bentley in the subject line.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NESR Dogs in Foster

Young, cheerful, and outgoing, Ollie is still figuring out his place in the world.  He is a smart boy and willing to learn new things.  He loves attention from his people and wants to play, play, play.  At almost one year old he can be a bit overwhelming with his zest for life.  He is working on curbing his enthusiasm.

Ollie has a good start on his manners.  At the vet, he was a complete gentleman, quietly allowing handling of all kinds, including feet. Knows to sit politely for treats, he is highly “people food” motivated, which helps with training.  Given his age, his recall is very good but will need some time to solidify it.  He loves hopping in the car for trips, though he seems to prefer to ride on the floor.

Very dog social and looking to play with every pup he meets, we think he may do well as only dog with some occasional playmates, or in an experienced multi-dog home.  He’s great with kids, however he can get overstimulated especially with very young ones.  A home with older children or visiting grandchildren would be more to his liking. He is still figuring out how to work that "Off" switch. 

We found out over the July 4th holiday that he is also unafraid of thunderstorms or fireworks.
Ollie needs to learn proper manners in conflicts with other dogs. He is getting these lessons from older, more experienced bitches in his current home. We are very optimistic that he will the boy we believed him to be when we first got him.

To inquire about Ollie, please email rlm@scareduck.com with “Ollie” in the subject line, or fill out our online adoption application and select Ollie from the “Interested In” dropdown.

Mr. Lucky has had his share of hardship in his young life, but his luck is changing!  He showed up as a stray, probably “dumped”, on a farm in rural southwest Missouri, was taken in by some neighbors who passed him along to a few other homes until someone contacted NESR.  He has recently come into our care and we are in the process of getting him a veterinary checkup and neutered.  We are also giving him some much needed time and space to decompress so we can fully evaluate him. 

So far he seems to be a nice dog, very smart and willing to learn.  He is curious about his new world.   We don’t know yet how he will be with livestock, children or people in general.  He seems to like his foster Mom and Dad, looking for attention and affection.  They have poultry and goats which he has shown some interest in, but has not been tested. 

If you would like to know more about Lucky, please contact Jody at jrichwagen@antrimweb.com Please put NESR Lucky in the subject line.

NESR Annie is a 6 year old Border Collie who is much more ESy than her intensely focused, high speed relatives.  She’s a very sweet natured dog who was rescued from a rough situation and it will be a couple months before she’ll be ready for adoption.  Right now she is super shy with humans, a little chubby (53 pounds, should be 45 or so), and very curious (but still hesitant) about toys and treats. She gets along well with her new “brothers” and watches them closely trying to figure out how dogs & humans can get along.  She isn’t convinced yet, but she has started carefully taking bits of roast beef from patient people.  She walks very well on leash, has been very good about getting all the mats and other stuff brushed out of her coat, hasn’t had an accident after the first two nights, and has never barked at all in the time she’s been here.

She’s getting spayed in a couple weeks. Our goals after that are for her to continue to learn to trust humans.

If you would like to know more about Annie, please contact jan@caledoniamission.org  Please put NESR Annie in the subject line.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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NESR performs a temperament evaluation on all dogs it is considering bringing into rescue. NESR reserves the right to decline any dog based on the needs/temperament of the dog and the qualifications of foster homes available at the time.


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NESR Listings

• Jack in KY
• Daisey in TX
• Rowan in SC
• Bentley in KS
• Ida in AR

NESR Dogs in Foster

• Ollie in OK
• Lucky in MO
• Annie in VT
• Blondie in AR

Owner Referral

Other ES Rescues

• Quincy in NJ

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