Malcolm
Spring Lake, NC at CrisisDogsNC
Key Facts About Malcolm
Malcolm is a senior male Beagle/Boxer (medium) available for adoption at CrisisDogsNC in Spring Lake, NC. Adoption fee: 295.
About This Dog
What WeRescue Scout knows about Malcolm
Malcolm is a gentle, low-key senior dog who thrives in a calm, loving home with people who appreciate a quiet companion. He enjoys short walks, cozy downtime, and the company of respectful kids and friendly dogs.
WeRescue Scout summarized this from the shelter's original listing and may include estimates. Please contact CrisisDogsNC to confirm any details before adopting.
About Malcolm
CrisisDogsNC
RescueCrisisDogsNC is a foster-based, 501 (c) (3) non-profit founded in 2017 by journalist and author Judith Reitman Texier whose investigative articles garnered international awards and prompted changes in animal welfare laws. She created the Organization in response to North Carolinaâs euthanasia rate which is among the highest in the country and to many of its sheltersâ methods of euthanasia that are so inhumane they are outlawed in most other states.
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We rescue dogs from kill shelters, substandard backyard breeders, hoarders, and from chains. We provide full medical care, foster homes, and transport by land and air through our partnership with PilotsNPaws to fully screened and qualified adopters all along the East Coast.
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What distinguishes us from other rescues is our focus on the relationship between the rescued dog and the new family. By understanding your lifestyle and expectations, as well as the personalities of our rescue dogs, we can make a compatible match for a lifelong bond. We are in it for the life of the dog. At any point after adoption, if the adopter's situation changes for whatever reason, we will always accept the dog back into the rescue.
Adoption Process
Mission Statement
CrisisDogsNC is a foster-based, 501 (c) (3) non-profit founded in 2017 by journalist and author Judith Reitman Texier whose investigative articles garnered international awards and prompted changes in animal welfare laws. She created the Organization in response to North Carolinaâs euthanasia rate which is among the highest in the country and to many of its sheltersâ methods of euthanasia that are so inhumane they are outlawed in most other states.
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We rescue dogs from kill shelters, substandard backyard breeders, hoarders, and from chains. We provide full medical care, foster homes, and transport by land and air through our partnership with PilotsNPaws to fully screened and qualified adopters all along the East Coast.
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What distinguishes us from other rescues is our focus on the relationship between the rescued dog and the new family. By understanding your lifestyle and expectations, as well as the personalities of our rescue dogs, we can make a compatible match for a lifelong bond. We are in it for the life of the dog. At any point after adoption, if the adopter's situation changes for whatever reason, we will always accept the dog back into the rescue.
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