Pawsitively Furever Dog Rescue

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40 Burlews Ct Building 4, Hackensack, New Jersey - 07601

About

A 501c3 nonprofit, charity organization called Pawsitively Furever Dog Rescue aims to preserve animals who are in danger of being put to death. In 2013, we started the rescue. Over 3,000 canines have been saved and placed in new homes since then. We rescue a range of sizes, breeds, and ages from the Tri-State Area and Southern States.

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Petzooie Tip

When bringing your newly rescued dog home, remember to give them a decompression period in a quiet space so they can adjust to their new surroundings at their own pace.

Amenities

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Dogs

Services

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Animal Rescue
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Pet Adoption

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FAQs

What is Pawsitively Furever Dog Rescue?
Pawsitively Furever Dog Rescue is a 501c3 nonprofit charity organization dedicated to saving animals in danger of euthanasia.
When was the rescue founded?
The rescue started in the year 2013.
How many canines have been saved by Pawsitively Furever Dog Rescue?
Over 3,000 canines have been saved and placed in new homes since the rescue started.
Where do the rescued dogs come from?
They rescue a range of sizes, breeds, and ages from the Tri State Area and Southern States.
How can I contact Pawsitively Furever Dog Rescue or adopt a pet?
Contact information and specific adoption availability are not specified in the listing, so we recommend contacting the business directly for confirmation.
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40 Burlews Ct Building 4, Hackensack, New Jersey - 07601
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40 Burlews Ct Building 4, Hackensack, New Jersey - 07601
Vet-Authored Tip
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By Dr. Sarah Jenkins, DVM

Adopting a rescue dog is a deeply rewarding experience, but the transition into a new home can induce temporary stress for your new companion. Establishing a predictable daily routine for feeding, bathroom breaks, and gentle exercise helps your adopted pet feel secure and reduces anxiety. Schedule an initial veterinary wellness examination within the first week of adoption to review vaccine history, discuss preventive care, and ensure your new family member starts off on the right paw.