Jack Russell Terrier Rescue Ontario

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If you are interested in adopting a wonderful Jack Russell Terrier, looking to volunteer your time, or seeking information about finding a new home for your Jack, you’ve come to the right place. Our organization is dedicated to fostering, finding and placing Jack Russell Terriers in new homes.

Click here to view dogs currently available for adoption.

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URGENT: Foster homes desperately needed

JRTRO is in dire need of foster homes to avoid turning away the many abused, neglected or abandoned dogs that come to our rescue for help. These dogs do not do well in a shelter environment, and having a short-stay foster placement is a critical step towards finding them forever homes. If you can open your home for just a short time to a needy Jack it would make all the difference in the world for that dog’s future.

Click here to fill out a foster application right now.

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Donate to support JRTRO

Our rescue work is done by dedicated volunteers and relies solely on adoption/relinquishment fees and your kind donations to continue. To help our rescue efforts, please visit the Helping Homeless Pets Link below and donate by credit card or cheque. Be sure to put “JRTRO” in the memo line. You will receive a tax receipt for your contribution. Thank you in advance from all needy Jacks we assist every year.

Donate now.

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The 2012 Jacks Calendar is now available!

All proceeds go to helping us rescue and place more dogs in need, so order yours today. Limited quantities so don’t delay!

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Did you know?

• A study from the University of Guelph has shown a 60% increase in the fatal disease of heartworm in dogs in Canada. Ontario has the highest rate. Fortunately, it is completely preventable. It is heartworm season now so get to your vet today!
• Going to cottage country? Please read about this fatal disease found in sandy soil near lakes and watch your dog carefully for symptoms!

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