We are a foster based, all volunteer dog rescue focused on rehabilitating and rehoming the abused, neglected and unwanted. Based mostly in Ohio with a director also in North Carolina, this allows us to work with shelters everywhere in between. We pride ourselves in helping the dogs that need us most. With a group of experienced fosters and a loyal support system, it allows us to take on medical cases that would otherwise lose their lives. We sometimes work with owners who need help rehoming pets and work rescuing neglected puppy mill dogs. We are a registered 501 (C) 3 non-profit organization. We started off as a group of close friends who all had the same passion and idea of what rescue should be. We believe that every dog that passes through our hands should be cared for the same as we care for our own personal dogs. Each dog gets ALL veterinary care they need before being adopted to a family. This can be anything such as a simple dental surgery to a major spine or hip surgery. Because we are foster based our dogs live with us in our homes. We get to know them on a very personal level. This helps us determine what type of home would be the best fit for each dog. This also gives us the opportunity to work with any behavioral/training issues that they may have. Our commitment to our dogs does not end when they leave us to begin their new lives. They and their new family become an extension of ours. Because we are an all-volunteer organization who rely completely on donations and adoption fees to care for our dogs.
Fill out a non-obligatory adoption application. A One At A Time K9 Rescue representative reviews application. If approved, a team member will contact you for a phone interview. We will contact your veterinarian and/or landlord if applicable so please contact them prior to applying to give permission to release information to us. If we feel the applicant could be a good fit for our dog and all other applications have been reviewed, we will schedule a meet and greet and home visit. We require all household members to be present as everyone must agree with adding a dog to the home. At the time of meet/home visit if appropriate fit, adoption can be finalized at that time by completing an adoption contract and paying the adoption fee. (check or cash). Please note that a scheduled meet and greet does NOT guarantee an adoption. We reserve the right to deny any application without disclosure.