IDOG Rescue, Inc. was created in 2006 as a national not-for-profit 501(c)(3) foster-based rescue dedicated to the protection of Doodles. We have foster homes throughout the U.S. IDOG has successfully assisted over 3,000 Doodles find their forever homes since 2006.

IDOG Rescue has a comprehensive adoption screening process that includes an adoption application, phone interview, veterinarian and personal reference checks and a home visit. All our dogs have an adoption fee ranging from $100 to $750 depending on the dog.

The first step is to complete our rehome form with as much information as possible. One of our rescue personnel will contact you to discuss your dog and any issues or concerns. If your dog is accepted into our Rehome Program, we will place the dog into an approved IDOG foster home.

We have been finding great homes for our "pre-loved" Doodles since IDOG's creation in 2006. We will help guide you through this difficult time. If you find yourself in a situation where you cannot keep your dog, please take these steps.

What is the process for adopting an IDOG Rescue dog? How do I know which dogs are available for adoption? How do I know where an available dog is currently located?

What if I want to cover the costs of my foster dog as a gift to IDOG Rescue? What costs am I expected to cover as a foster volunteer? Can my own dogs catch anything from a foster dog?

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What geographic areas does IDOG Rescue serve? Who owns my dog while IDOG Rescue looks for a new home for it? How do I know my dog will get a good new home? Do I get a portion of the adoption fee when IDOG Rescue rehomes my dog?