Dedicated to the rescue, rehoming and rehabilitation of at-risk, purebred Boykin Spaniels.

Boykin Spaniel Rescue, Inc. is dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and rehoming of at-risk, purebred, Boykin Spaniels.

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What We Do.

Rescue

Permanent Foster Care ProgramWhere do the dogs come from? Some are strays, some are found in shelters. And still others are owner surrenders. We are fortunate to have the support of the Boykin community, so that we can care for every little brown dog that needs us. If you need to rehome your dog, or are aware of an at-risk Boykin Spaniel, click here.

Rehabilitate

BSR is fortunate to have over 300 volunteers, many of whom are incredibly knowledgeable and dedicated to the rehabilitation of our dogs. Dogs are evaluated for a minimum of two (2) weeks. This process includes evaluation for temperament, level of training and special skills. If the dog requires medical care and rehabilitation, the dog can remain in our care for months, until such time that it is made available for adoption. We strive to allow each of our dogs to "Maximize their Potential". To learn more, click here.

Rehome

Once a dog is made available for adoption, our foster's role is to evaluate each adoption applicant interested in the dog, and select the one that best meets the needs of the dog. Our ultimate goal is that each dog and family is truly a forever match!

As our mission states, all of our intakes are considered "at-risk;" however, some are also deemed special needs dogs. Special needs dogs are those that will need extensive, long-term specialized care, often for the duration of their lives, but are not deemed unadoptable as with Permanent Foster Care dogs.

To learn more about adopting from BSR, click here.

Caring for the most vulnerable.

Permanent Foster Care Program

BSR's PFC Program allows us to provide long-term care for dogs who, for health and sometimes behavioral reasons, are not adoptable. Each dog lives in a home of their own, with their foster families, and are supported by BSR, and generous donors, for the rest of their lives. To read about our PFC's, click here.

Little Brown Journeys

Many of the dogs which come in to BSR's care require extensive medical care and rehabilitation. Some do well enough that they are adopted; others remain in our PFC Program for the rest of their lives. Please follow along as our fosters keep us up-to-date on their progress! Click here for more!

Success Stories

We are so very grateful to all the volunteers who have dedicated thousands of hours to rescue, rehabilitate and find forever homes for hundreds of dogs that have been in BSR's care. Click here to read some of the success stories.

If you would like to see the dogs who have been adopted this year, click here.

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Boykin Spaniel Rescue, Inc. is aware of new cases of the H3N2 in the Southeast. We are recommending that all fosters and transporters speak with their veterinarian and take their veterinarians recommendations prior to transporting and/or fostering a dog. In many/most cases, BSR has very little background on the dogs coming into care so precaution should be taken for other dogs currently in the home.

For more information regarding H3N2, a few great resources are:

http://www.akc.org/content/news/articles/canine-influenza-virus-notice/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=20170613_content_health&utm_term=article1&mkt_tok=eyJpIjoiTXpVeU9EazVNak0yWTJJMyIsInQiOiJFalZcL051cFRncTJEa1Vja25CUms0UzQzbGFSMTVoZkZuaHJadkNib3NybGRJcGNoanpkcWR5aG9kZEQxMFBuVlg3WkNjUmttVnE1aDF4Rjc5cDlwWjB6eUVwRUdlVnJaQ3ZHRWdlZnZoT2tmRGxtTTlZd3U2Z2VYZFlzb0twc2YifQ%3D%3D

https://vetmed-maddie.sites.medinfo.ufl.edu/files/2017/05/H3N2-CIV-FAQs-for-Shelters-and-Rescue-Groups_.pdf