Fur-Ever Able Dog Rescue is a registered Canadian charitable organization equipped to care for neonatal puppies born with any type of special need or disability. Our goal is to offer a safe haven as well as a second fighting chance for newborn neonatal puppies born with birth deformities, because oftentimes these puppies are usually culled shortly after birth. That said, we specialize in caring for puppies born with a variety of needs, such as but not limited to cleft palates, cleft lip, bilateral cleft lip, vascular ring anomaly (VRA), ventricular septal defect (VSD), epilepsy, heart murmurs, hydrocephalus and fetal anasarca, limb deformities, neurological concerns or any other birth defect that comes to our attention. Please take the time to review our “dogs in care” page to learn more about the current medical cases and please follow along on our social media pages to learn all about the neonates we have had the opportunity to care for, both past and present. Fur-Ever Able Dog Rescue is non profit and volunteer run.
Within our family home we own a number of “Puppywarmer” temperature controlled incubators as well as oxygen machines. We are very experienced with tube feeding our neonates and more than committed to the around the clock with feedings that are required with neonatal puppies. Even though we specialize in neonatal care, please also know that our rescue ultimately offers a safe haven any puppy under 12 months in age with ANY type of major medical need. We can assure you that any surrendered puppy will receive the best medical and surgical care that they may require in order to set them up for lifelong success!
With each of our dogs in care, our goal is to eventually find loving “furever” homes, also ensuring suitability of each dog’s individual needs but that does not occur until each dog is medically cleared and ready to do so! Although our Fur-Ever Able puppy nursery is located in Mono, Ontario, and also Milton, Ontario we are a foster based rescue as well. Neonates will stay with us until they are old enough to be fostered or if they are medically cleared, to be adopted. Follow along each our dog’s journeys on our social media platforms where we enjoy sharing daily “pupdates” and live videos.
