We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to the welfare of the border collie

Serving the greater Sacramento valley and Sierra Nevada foothills

Featured Dogs

Tullie

March 26, 2020

TULLIE is a smaller one year old female Border Collie weighing a slender 30 lbs. She has the cutest little face of any dog we’ve ever seen! She has very dark soulful eyes that will melt your heart as they appear to look into your very soul! She has a short easy care coat with classic Border Collie markings. TULLIE has long slender legs that can run like the wind with all the Border Collie and puppy energy you’d expect from this breed.

Newt

November 5, 2019

Hi, my name is NEWTON. My foster family says I am a senior, but I'm not even the oldest dog in the house, so I don't really know what that means.

Available Dogs

The following dogs are being fostered with our rescue organization. To see more photos and read a short bio of an available dog, click or tap on the the dog’s photo or Available link. We provide a brief description of their personality, training and behavior.

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Volunteer

We are always looking to expand our foster network and sometimes need help transporting dogs from one place to another. The common goal among our volunteers is the desire to help dogs not yet as fortunate as our own to find their forever homes.

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Donate

Would you please consider being a Friend of Rescue by donating to help in the care and well-being of our canine family? Virtually all of your donation is used for the veterinarian care and feeding of our dogs. We are a 100% volunteer organization for which no one receives a salary or stipend.

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Adoption Application

Having an application on file is your first step to finding your forever friend.

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Success Stories

This is where we revel in the knowledge that one of our charges has made their way from the plight of rescue, through the trials of fostering and adoption, and are now happily situated in their forever home. Please share the joy with us so we may share with our community by emailing us at info@norcalbcrescue.org.