NBNational Brussels Griffon Rescue Inc
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About National Brussels Griffon Rescue Inc
A distressed Brussels Griffon may need far more than a new address. National Brussels Griffon Rescue provides foster-based medical and emotional care, from veterinary treatment and behavioral support to carefully matched adoptions. Your gift helps dogs move through that process, including older and special-needs Griffons who may need foster care for the rest of their lives.
National Brussels Griffon Rescue focuses specifically on Brussels Griffons and supports them through rescue, foster care, veterinary treatment, behavioral support, and adoption matching. Its Paws of Winter Fund helps sustain care for older and special-needs dogs who may not be adopted.
Programs
The concrete work this nonprofit runs. Each program may later become a fundable project.
Brussels Griffon rescue
Rescues Brussels Griffons from shelters, pounds, puppy mills, abusive situations, abandonment, loss, and owner surrender.
Foster care
Places rescued dogs in foster homes where coordinators and foster families assess their health, behavior, and needs.
Veterinary care
Provides vaccines, spay or neuter surgery, dental care, microchipping, other necessary treatment, and emergency medical care.
Behavioral and emotional support
Addresses behavior issues and provides emotional care while dogs are in the program.
Adoption and rehoming
Matches dogs with approved families and seeks an appropriate new home for each dog.
Paws of Winter Fund
Supports care for older and special-needs Brussels Griffons who may remain in foster care for the rest of their lives.
Adoption return support
Brings dogs back into the program if an adoption does not work out or an adopter can no longer keep the pet.
About this work
Mission
National Brussels Griffon Rescue rescues distressed Brussels Griffons, provides foster-based medical and emotional care, and places them with approved adoptive families.
Who they serve
Brussels Griffons needing rescue, medical care, foster placement, or rehoming, including abandoned, lost, abused, surrendered, older, and special-needs dogs.
Their impact
- Rocco was transported nearly 800 miles to a veterinary oral surgeon, received treatment for a broken and deteriorated jaw, and was later placed in a loving home.
How your donation helps
- Veterinary care for dogs in the program
- Vaccinations
- Spay and neuter procedures
- Dental care
- Microchipping
- Emergency surgery and other necessary medical treatment
- Care for older and special-needs Brussels Griffons through the Paws of Winter Fund
Need help?
How someone in need can access National Brussels Griffon Rescue Inc’s services.
People seeking help for a Brussels Griffon can contact the rescue so a coordinator can work to bring the dog into foster care. The organization works with foster families to assess the dog’s health and behavior, then uses application files and social media to identify an appropriate approved home.
Stories
The people behind the work.
In their words
Because Each One Is Precious
Rocco is a little miracle boy.
Until you have cared for an older Griff, you can have no idea how amazing they are. They are calm and sweet, and they give you more love than you can imagine every day.
Ways to help
Concrete needs and volunteer roles National Brussels Griffon Rescue Inc has shared.
Current needs
- Foster homes for rescued Brussels Griffons
- Adopters for rescued dogs
- Foster care for older and special-needs Brussels Griffons
- Veterinary care funding for dogs in the program
Volunteer opportunities
- Serving as a regional rescue coordinator
- Providing foster care
- Serving as an officer or board member
- Supporting other volunteer roles within the rescue program
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about this nonprofit and how its work happens.
What happens after a Brussels Griffon enters the rescue program?
A regional coordinator works to place the dog in a foster home. There, the foster family and coordinator get to know the dog, address health needs, and work on behavior issues before looking for the right adoptive match.
What medical care do rescued dogs receive before adoption?
Dogs receive vaccines, spay or neuter surgery, dental care, microchipping, and other necessary treatment. Some need immediate medical care or surgery.
What happens if an adoption does not work out?
The rescue brings the dog back into its program if the adoption does not work out or the adopter can no longer keep the pet.
How are older and special-needs Brussels Griffons supported?
The Paws of Winter Fund helps care for older and special-needs Griffons, including dogs who may remain in foster care for the rest of their lives.
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