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Southeast Border Collie Rescue League, Inc. |
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The Buddy Program |
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It is uncommon for Southeast Border Collie Rescue to place a border collie with young children. If you would like to adopt a border collie, and have young children, please refer to the Adoptions page before contacting us. |
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The Buddy Program $50.00 (Educational)
The Buddy Sponsorship Program is designed specifically to solicit the support of local areas students and their schools. By increasing awareness at an early age, and allowing young students to become involved in rescue agencies such as this one, the opportunity itself enables a greater understanding of Animal and Pet Responsibility. We at Southeast Border Collie Rescue League’s shelter strive to teach children of all ages that pet-ownership is a life-long commitment. Buddy Donations ensure that the collective has the necessary day-to-day supplies, including toys and collars. Buddy Sponsors Donate $50.00 and are recognized as an SEBCRL “Buddy”. Buddies and the names of their school or classroom teacher are included on our Buddies’ Web Page for one year. |
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Sponsorship Program Copyright © Southeast Border Collie Rescue League, Inc. 2005. All Rights Reserved |
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If you Can’t Adopt, Rescue! |
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Copyright © Southeast Border Collie Rescue League, Inc. Content & Photos—All Rights Reserved |
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Southeast Border Collie Rescue League, Inc. Border Collies... Extraordinary Dogs for Extraordinary People See our FAQ Page to Contact Us: Rescue Donate Volunteer Sponsor Link to Us Get a One-Way Link Relinquish Adoption Training Classes Boarding & Grooming Behavior Modification & Consulting |
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Your Donations allow us to continue to Rescue, Administer, Care for, and Facilitate Adoptions for these wonderful animals. Take a look at our Adoption Page and preview the Current 2007 Available Adoptions YouTube Video. Without private donations, these animals can not be rescued from violent, unwanted, and unsafe situations. |
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As of 12/11/05: 26 dogs are available for adoption 3 dogs are being rehabilitated and are not yet ready for adoption 112 dogs have been adopted as of 2005 1,070 dogs have been adopted since our opening in 1984 |