After reading the veterinary report on my dog after receiving her the only thing I could say is that they were using a lethal amount of sedation that is actually illegal now in Canada. Especially the breed of dog I got I've also heard other stories of another dog being victim of the tick disease and the owner having to pay a lot of money out of pocket but these are only two stories out of hundreds and hundreds that they rescued so I'm sure sometimes it's out of their hands

This doesn't really pertain to Niagara dog rescue as they work to help relocate animals that have already been surrendered

That would be the only thing that I would have to say about Niagara dog rescue is their website is never up to date and anytime you want to inquire about a dog and has to go through two or three different parties before you finally get an answer and even after you're told that the dog is still adoptable and you go through the process of trying to adopt the dog if the foster parent decides to keep the dog then they will let you know and then after getting your hopes up you don't get the dog.

Niagara dog rescue is a completely volunteer based program

They do their best to transfer as many dogs as possible and match them with the the owners that best suit them

The cost of neutering is a little high but basis alone soap they don't have any room for expenses so it's understandable