Dachshund Rescue of Northern California

I’ve fostered dogs for DRNC for several years. I have one in my home right now. They’re caring and good people. I have adopted one of DRNC’s dogs and he is wonderful. They try very hard to find good homes for their dogs. Sometimes, you can’t cure whatever ails a dog but that is not the vet’s fault.

I have adopted 2 dogs through the DRNC and they have been incredibly caring and helpful. I personally know they take the time to care for and love each and every dog that comes through the rescue. They are incredibly careful when choosing whoever adopts a dog through the rescue, its a rigorous process but worth it. I can’t imagine it being easy to run a nonprofit rescue and make difficult decisions in the animals best interest, but I also know that several dachshunds who were unable to be re-​homed have been kept as their personal pets for years. I have and will continue to recommend this rescue to my friends and neighbors.

Look no further than DRNC to find the pet of your dreams. I have known and dealt with Monti and Robin approaching 10 years. One can not find more caring and concerned individuals looking out for the welfare of a dog. Any negative comments shared by a previous poster appears to have a personal agenda. I know for a fact DRNC goes to great measures looking after the health and best placement for a «forever home». After having had many wonderful dachshunds in my life previous to my current pet, I can attest to the fact my last adoption thru Monti is the best ever. Kudos and highest compliments go to this rescue group.

The women that runs this place is very rude. She wants you to do all the work when she is the one trying to make money on these dachshunds. She thinks she’s the only one that knows what she’s doing. Just cause you put a pet on craigslist does not mean it is going to be given to someone that will use it as a bait dog. My dads dog Jake found a good home with another owner who has a dachshund for Jake to hang out with. So lady stop hanging up on people you talk with on the phone.

If I could put ZERO stars, I would! We found a cold, shivering dachshund in Sacramento. We cared for her for 10 days while we tried to find a new home. We were referred to this place, in their Chico, CA location. We were thrilled to know that this sweet, and now happy dachshund would be going to a dachshund rescue! We thought there would be a good chance that this dog would eventually end up living with another dachshund. We found out that 3−½ days later, the rescue had the dog put down. Yes, killed! This is even after a board member of another Rescue group asked that the dog not be killed, and to let them have it, or to look at other options. I encourage that you send any donations of money or supplies to other, true RESCUE groups. I also encourage you to rescue any dog that may be in their possession.