Dogwatch - for the rescue and rehoming of condemned pound dogs

For the rescue & rehoming of condemned pound dogs


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	If you have a dog that you need to rehome, we strongly recommend you place an ad on Trademe This gives your dog excellent exposure and is well worth the effort. Please click on the button below if you would like some advice on the questions that you need to ask people to ensure your dog gets a really good happy home.


How is Dogwatch funded? We are totally self funded. Money is raised through grants, donations and legacies. Our second hand variety shop in New Brighton is a major source of funding for the rescue kennels.		How long do you keep a dog? For however long it may take. Sometimes we find them a home in the first week, others may be with us for several months before the right owner comes along.
What does it cost? The adoption fee is $220 plus registration (includes micro-chipping). The adoption fee helps towards the cost of de-sexing, vaccination, collar and worming. Due to vaccination requirements, puppies under 5 months of age (upon arrival) are $250 plus registration. Dogwatch is a registered CHARITABLE TRUST (registration number CC30434). Donations are always welcome and appreciated!		Is there a trial period? You are given a one week trial period in which to get to know your dog. All our dogs are temperament tested and matched up to the new owner. A one week trial is given with all dogs except puppies. At the end of the week's trial, if for any reason it is not working out for you or the dog, we will take the dog back for re-homing and there is a refund of adoption fees. Return of a dog to Dogwatch (except within terms of pre-arranged trials) is possible only in special circumstances, after consultation and subject to other commitments. Please remember that once the dog is transferred over to your name, the dog then becomes your responsibility, legally and morally.