We’ll be looking for volunteers to help with this event if you can save the date! Good chance to meet board members!!
Nebraska No Kill Canine Rescue (NNKCR) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that was originally formed in 2010 by a handful of volunteers who wanted to provide a foster-based no-kill option for all dogs regardless of breed. We utilize a network of foster homes who volunteer their time. To date, Nebraska No Kill has rehomed more than 800 dogs, with a success rate of 97 percent on adoptions.
We are inspired and affirmed on a daily basis by the support received from the Lincoln community, where most of our fosters and adopters reside. Nebraska No Kill Canine Rescue strives to collaborate with other local rescues and has developed a strong relationship with the Capital Humane Society and other shelters across the state, often working together on hard-to-place dogs. Our rescue group is striving for the day when every dog has a safe and loving home.
It’s pretty simple. The more fosters and funding we have, the more dogs we can save! Those two factors are the keys to our whole operation. Our network is growing, but the influx of dogs in need of a foster home continues. Fostering is a great way to help a dog along in his or her life’s journey with no long-term commitments and little or no financial obligation. Foster dogs are fully vetted prior to placement, and medical expenses are paid for by Nebraska No Kill Canine Rescue until an adopter is found. Consider opening your home and your heart to a foster dog, and we’ll work hard to find a great match!
For information on fostering, adopting or volunteering
For the second year in a row, Nebraska No Kill Canine Rescue placed in the Top 60 out of more than 450 charities on Give to Lincoln Day’s nonprofit leaderboard!
Our supporters collectively contributed $40,780, and that record total will increase after our proportional match is added by the Lincoln Community Foundation.
We’re so humbled that so many believe in our mission and the work we are doing. We appreciate all who donated and shared our social media posts. Our hearts are truly grateful.
We’ll be looking for volunteers to help with this event if you can save the date! Good chance to meet board members!!
Fostering is a great way to help a dog along in his or her life’s journey with no long-term commitments and little or no financial obligation.
These puppies are needing foster care so that their likes and dislikes can be assessed as well as their temperament. All fosters get first chance at adoption.
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