Wet Nose Rescue is an all breed dog rescue, founded in 2008 based in Southampton, Pennsylvania. Our Adoption Center is located at 14425 Bustleton Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19116
Welcome to Wet Nose Rescue, we are an all breed dog rescue, founded in 2008 based in Southampton, Pennsylvania. We have an adoption center, however we do not kennel dogs there, instead our adoptable dogs and puppies are kept in local foster homes which allows them to become socialized with families and not kept in a kennel while waiting to be adopted. We try and keep the adoption process as simple as possible and match adoptable dogs with loving and caring families. Our Adopt, Shop and Training Center is located at 14425 Bustleton Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19116. Our hours at the Adoption Center are by appointment only If you have any questions about adopting a dog or puppy, please feel free to call us at 267-684-6187.
Registration for our Saturday, September Pet Fair is now open, if you are a rescue of any sort, a vet, groomer or vendor of any type we would love to have you at Warminster Community Park from 11am to 3 pm Saturday, September 10th.
Wet Nose Rescue works hard to help those who are unable to help themselves. Our goal is to help abandoned dogs and puppies that would otherwise be euthanized or subject to a life in extremely poor conditions, unloved and neglected.
The Grey Nose Society - An Exciting New Part of Wet Nose Rescue
Senior Dogs For Seniors, Much More Info Coming Shortly
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Our scheduled September Pet Fair has been cancelled due to COVID-19.
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Volunteers are our lifeline. We are always in need of more volunteers who are willing to give a few hours whenever they can.
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We are always in need of foster families to care for our rescued dogs and puppies as we search for forever homes.
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Wet Nose Rescue News & Events
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I looked at the caged animals in the shelter. . . the cast offs of human society. I saw in their eyes, love and hope, fear and dread, sadness and betrayal and I was angry.
“God” I said, “this is terrible. Why don't you do something…?”
God was silent for a moment and then he spoke softly. “I have done something” he replied, “I created you.”
