Catahoula Rescue of New England: Houlas & Heelers is dedicated to working with the shelters and dog owners of both the Catahoula Leopard Dogs and Australian Cattle Dogs of New England and the East Coast. As a rescue we assist with purebreds, as well as mixes to promote breed awareness; work on behavioral problems and challenges; promote responsible guardianship through humane education; and finally if placement is needed to find permanent, loving homes.
We feel that it is essential to not only help shelters place unwanted animals, but to help owners with their dogs that are at risks of entering a shelter. If we can help these owners with resources, training and behavior modifications to prevent their dogs from becoming a shelter statistic then we have done our job to help the breed.
Another huge component of what we do is community outreach that includes, breed resources and information as well as responsible dog handling and management and bite prevention. We have worked with a number of community small business to help educate new and continuing dog owners and for the last two years have done a summer long girl’s camp program that touches children 6 years of age to late teens about various aspects of dog handling and training. The girls at this camp attend from not only the local area, but all over the world!
In addition, we have provided local communities in Mid Coast Maine with Nail Trims clinics for almost ten years now. This community fundraiser is not only an asset to the rescue, but to the community that needs help for their pets and cannot go to the vet or need advice on basic care. In the last three years we have started to do home visits for elderly and those that cannot travel or bring their pets out in public.
We are extremely dedicated to the two breeds that we focus on, but feel that all aspects of dog care and management are important when promoting rescue and adoption. This is why no matter what we are doing we bring these important facts into what we are presenting!
Have a look at our pet list and save a life today.
We feel that it is essential to not only help shelters place unwanted animals, but to help owners with their dogs that are at risks of entering a shelter. If we can help these owners with resources, training and behavior modifications to prevent their dogs from becoming a shelter statistic then we have done our job to help the breed.
Another huge component of what we do is community outreach that includes, breed resources and information as well as responsible dog handling and management and bite prevention. We have worked with a number of community small business to help educate new and continuing dog owners and for the last two years have done a summer long girl’s camp program that touches children 6 years of age to late teens about various aspects of dog handling and training. The girls at this camp attend from not only the local area, but all over the world!
In addition, we have provided local communities in Mid Coast Maine with Nail Trims clinics for almost ten years now. This community fundraiser is not only an asset to the rescue, but to the community that needs help for their pets and cannot go to the vet or need advice on basic care. In the last three years we have started to do home visits for elderly and those that cannot travel or bring their pets out in public.
We are extremely dedicated to the two breeds that we focus on, but feel that all aspects of dog care and management are important when promoting rescue and adoption. This is why no matter what we are doing we bring these important facts into what we are presenting!
Have a look at our pet list and save a life today.
Working Within Our Communities is Huge!
We Have Had A Ton of Support Over the Years and Would like to Encourage You To Do the Same If These Businesses Are Part of Your Community
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