My Nonprofit Reviews

My mother-in-law moved in with us about 2 weeks after our cairn terrier succumbed to cancer (almost 2 years ago). This was a tough adjustment for the entire family and my husband seemed to have the most difficult time. It was a difficult decision to get another dog, but I felt strongly that it would be good for the family. I searched for about 6 months to find another cairn who was mild-mannered and calm and 2-5 years of age (no puppy). When I saw Indy (formerly Trent), I knew he fit the description to a "T". I was extremely nervous because I did not know anything about D&R Rescue and I had heard about bad rescues. I had a great deal of skepticism and proceeded with caution. I had many questions for Karen and Indy's foster mom and they answered every email and request. When I met Karen to formalize the adoption, I knew I was in good hands. She went over Indy's information very carefully and gave me such good advice. Additionally, I needed to contact Karen regarding something after the adoption and she responded with concern to that as well. I feel very comfortable recommending D&R Rescue to anyone looking to adopt from them - they truly have the pet's best interest at heart.