America
America
America
America
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East Coast Canine Rescue

ECCR (East Coast Canine Rescue Inc.) is a non-profit 501c3 volunteer based animal welfare organization dedicated to rescuing homeless canines from crowded shelters, to social media and personal pleas. Working within a network of animal advocates, foster caregivers, veterinarians, shelters and rehabilitation centers, ECCR is able to rescue, re-home and rehabilitate hundreds of animals per year. ECCR provides outstanding care to the dogs in our partner foster homes until we place them in their adoptive homes. ECCR also serve as an informational resource to our local communities via social media and outreach programs on the importance of spay/neuter, as well as behavioral issues and training. ECCR strives every day to make sure the rescue does everything in its power to leave no animal behind.ECCR is founded by a team of dog lovers and advocates dedicated to rescuing and re-homing lost, relinquished and abused animals primarily in the Northeast tristate area and Southern half of the United States. These areas present a large number of animals in need. In collaboration with our veterinarian and Shelter partners, the rescue is able to transfer these dogs into foster homes that will care for them until their permanent adoptions. ECCR is able to provide food, medical services, preventative care and most importantly love to these forgotten dogs who have no other chance at life.

LEBANON, ct,06249
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Email: [email protected]

Phone Number: (508) 341-7189

Website: www.eastcoastcaninerescue.org

America

Rottweiler | Montauk, NY

Age : 2 Years 4 MonthsAdultFemaleMedium

About

Characteristics

affectionate cratetrained leashtrained playful playsToys

Coat Length

Short

Activity Level

Moderately Active

House Trained

Yes

Good in Home With

Others DogsChildren

Adoption Fees

625.00

Meet America

Meet Miss "America." This beautiful girl is 2 years old, and listed as a Rotti mix. At 2 years old, America spent a good chunk of her puppy-hood pregnant and having a litter of NINE puppies - all that have since been adopted. She is truly a sweet girl who’s extremely playful. It's clear that despite being a young mother, she's making that time up now showing off her playful demeanor. To note, she was house trained and crate trained upon arrival. She already knew a few basic commands. She has a growl to her when playing, but don't be alarmed- she's dog friendly and just LOVES to be vocal when wrestling with other pups! And wait until you see her jump, because it's amazing how high she can pounce! America could spend all day outside and be content; probably because that's where she spent most of her days down South. Her one quirk is that she's a little protective of her personal area (crate and toys) from other dogs in the house, but IS easily redirectable. This is most likely because she had to learn to fend for herself for some time. I'm confident she just needs a little time to trust that you'll provide her with nothing short of love and the basic resources she needs to thrive. Adopt America so this beautiful, affectionate and sweet girl can finally live the life she deserves. She will sure prove she's worth it!    

Adoption Process
1. FILL OUT APPLICATION 2. CONDUCT INTERVIEW AND HOME VISIT 3. RECEIVE EMAIL YOU'RE APPROVED 4. PAY ADOPTION FEE 5. SIGN CONTRACTS ELECTRONICALLY 6. MAKE PICK UP ARRANGEMENTS CONTRACTS. AND PAYMENTS.


Contact
East Coast Canine Rescue
(508) 341-7189
[email protected]
www.eastcoastcaninerescue.org

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