Tailwaggers 911 Dog Rescue understands that circumstances can change, and there may be times when an individual or family is no longer able to keep their dog. While we are unable to accept every dog into our rescue foster program, we want to help whenever possible.

Courtesy Rehoming Assistance

If you are unable to safely and responsibly rehome your dog on your own, Tailwaggers 911 would assist by creating a courtesy post on our social media pages.

Our social media platforms can help connect your dog with potential adopters and provide additional exposure to families who may be looking to add a dog to their home.

Please understand that a courtesy post is not a surrender to Tailwaggers 911. The dog remains in your care and responsibility throughout the rehoming process.

You will be responsible for:

• Responding to all inquiries about your dog
• Answering questions from interested individuals
• Communicating directly with potential adopters
• Making all decisions regarding the placement of your dog
• Completing the actual rehoming process

Tailwaggers 911 does not take ownership or legal responsibility for dogs featured in courtesy posts.

How to Request a Courtesy Post

To help us create the most informative and appealing post possible, please provide

Name:
Age:
Gender:
Breed:
Bio:
Weight:
Good with other dogs?
Good with kids?
Good with cats?
Housebroken?
Crate trained?
Personality:
Vaccinations (Up to date?):
Neutered/Spayed?:
Your contact information:

Please send your dog’s information and photos to Tailwaggers 911 Dog Rescue through Facebook Messenger on our main Facebook page. Our team will review the information and work with you to create the courtesy post.

Important Information

Tailwaggers 911 Dog Rescue is providing advertising and networking assistance only through a courtesy post. We do not screen, approve, or otherwise endorse individuals who contact you through the post.

Anyone interested in your dog will communicate with you directly, and you are responsible for determining whether an individual or family is an appropriate fit. Tailwaggers 911 is not responsible for the actions, representations, or conduct of individuals who contact you regarding your dog, nor are we responsible for the outcome of any private rehoming arrangement.

Tips to Help Your Dog Find a Home

Taking a little extra time to prepare your dog for adoption can make a significant difference in attracting the right potential adopter.

 Spay or neuter your dog

 Keep vaccinations current

 Maintain heartworm and flea/tick prevention

 Address dental care

 Groom or bathe your dog

 Highlight training

 Take great photos

Our Goal

Our goal is to help give dogs the best possible opportunity to find a safe, loving, and appropriate new home while providing owners with a responsible rehoming resource. If you need help, please reach out. We are always happy to point you in the right direction when we can.