National Brussels Griffon Rescue, Inc.

Time 2020-09-20 05:03:36

Web Name: National Brussels Griffon Rescue, Inc.

WebSite: http://www.brusselsgriffonrescue.org

ID:52939

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Brussels,National,Griffon,

Description:

Download ourBreed & Rescue Guide(*700 KB pdf file ) Shop at your favorite stores through iGive and a portion of your purchase amount will be donated to NBGR at no cost to you! Petfavors.com The Place for Pampered Pets! We support animal rescue For Volunteers Only National Brussels Griffon Rescue, Inc. is a 501c3 not-for-profit organization which maintains a national rescue league for Brussels Griffons which have been abandoned, lost, abused or for other reasons must be re-homed. National Brussels Griffon Rescue, Inc. is an expression of concern for the breed by the fancy and is intended only as a last resort. The NBGR firmly maintains that it is the bound duty of a breeder to be responsible for all dogs he/she bred throughout his/her lifetime. The object of NBGR is to spay or neuter and place rescued dogs in qualified pet homes. To help you identify this breed, please refer to the following description and the pictures we have included here. The Brussels Griffon is a small toy dog, usually weighing between 5-15 pounds. He comes in two coats, a smooth coat like a Pug or a Boxer and a rough coat like a Schnauzer. He comes in 4 colors: red which can be from buff color to deep mahogany, belge which has black hairs mixed in with red, solid black and black with tan points. The ears may be cropped or uncropped. The tail is usually, but not always, docked short. The most distinguishing feature of this breed is the face. He has a short muzzle with the nose placed high between the eyes in good specimens and the nose is lower set on dogs of lesser quality. The eyes are large and appealing. Many people see the dog's expression as almost human while others think he looks monkey-like. An ungroomed rough coat may be matted and look very unkempt. Before and After grooming The Brussels Griffon can take on many different faces when found in shelters. We hope by including some of those faces here it may help you identify any that you may see in these situations. If you should happen to come across a Brussels Griffon in a shelter or otherwise needing rescue, please contact in being placed on our waiting list for a rescued Brussels Griffon, please read over the rules and regulations for adopting in our Adoption Contract. If you feel comfortable with these conditions, you may then fill out an Adoption Application and send it in to the address listed on the application. You will then be notified when a dog becomes available that we feel would be a good match for you. We are also in need of foster families. The Paws of Winter program has been set up to help adopt or care for the needs of our senior or special needs Griffons. NBGR is experiencing an alarming increase in the number of older Griffons into our system. We do not want to turn these dogs down; however, we need your assistance to provide a loving and pain free path for them during this walk down the winter path. How can you help? Please click here for more information.*Note: Some of the links on this website are pdf files and require the free Adobe Acrobat Reader to access them. To request a copy of the National Brussels Griffon Rescue, Inc. Form 990 Return of Organization Exempt From Income Tax, send an email with your name and address to conniel@andell.com

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