New Mexico Jack Russell Rescue is member of a regional network dedicated to placing unwanted or abandoned Jack Russell Terriers. The Network arranges for emergency rescues throughout the state, and gathers information designed to match them with appropriate permanent or foster homes. It is entirely funded by donations and supported by Jack Russell Terrier lovers throughout the southwest.  

 

Poppy or Pop Top is a tri colored, rough coated, 12 inch bundle of affection. Her tail has not been docked.

Found near Los Lunas she was initially not very trusting of people although she was and is very good with other dogs. As time passes she is more afectionate with humans although she's still leary of very young children.

Poppy is very obedient and loves to please, whether she's using a previously learned skill or learning a new one. She's very bright and physically quick and would make a great little performance dog.

Please contact Jack Russell Rescue for more information.















 

Dot

One thing clear about Dot is that she likes to run! Her favorite outside pastime is to run the fenceline, usually along with neighborhood cars. When she's inside her second favorite thing, next to dinner, is to lie next to you o the couch and watch tv.

Dot is a broken coated tri color, probably 3 to 4 years old. She has a very easy temperment and loves people and other dogs. She's easy to train and loves learning new skills.

She's very fast and focused and would make a great racing dog for someone or she can be a couch potato and just soak up love.

For more information about Dot please contact Jack Russell Rescue.

  

Stella is a deaf Jack Russell Terrier at Albquerque Animal Humane.

Stella was an owner surrender due to owner problems. The owner was upset to have to surrender Stella, but had no alternative.

She is a great dog that knows a few hand signals in American Sign Language, one for "stop," "go," and "cookie." She is active and doesn't realize she's deaf.

She is too active for young children and would do best with teenagers and older. Would be a great dog for a high school student.

She's housetrained and is very smart. She will try to escape and needs a fence of 6' or higher. She does not like cats. She gets along with some dogs so a meet-n-greet is very necessary. She might do best as the only dog.

If anyone is interested they can contact Animal Humane|NM at 505.255.5523 x 100.

You can also contact Sheryl Evans at Jack Russell Rescue of New Mexico for information about deaf terriers. They are typically very bright and eager to learn and communicate. It only takes a little extra, very little, to have a successful, rewarding life with a deaf Jack Russell. I urge anyone to consider this dog as a viable option.

Jack Russell Rescue of New Mexico