If you want to help in ways other than rescuing and fostering dogs, please contact me with information about what services and support you can offer, and I will post you here so that people can contact you if they need assistance in your area.

Email Benedikte Whitman or call me at (505) 325-6261.

 

Sena Fitzpatrick
Located in the Gallup area, Sena works closely with the local shelter and takes in all breeds of adoptable dogs. She has a special interets in Border Collies. She is also able to help with transportation within the state.

Claire Ann Barr
Located in Albuquerque, Claire Ann is able to foster dogs when she has space available.

Lauren Lawendowski
Located in the Albuquerque area, Lauren is able to visit the local shelters periodically to let rescuers know if there are adoptable Border Collies in the shelters. She is also able to do some home visits to potential adopters in the area to check them for rescuers who are not local.

Susan Moyers Porter
People's Anti Cruelty Association /Albuquerque Animal Rescue (PACA)

A No-Kill rescue group which rescues, rehabilitates, and rehouse homeless dogs and cats. PACA has no shelter facility and relies on an organized network of foster parents who graciously take animals into their homes and hearts until permanent homes are found. She is willing to pass on potential BC adopters to BC rescuers and let rescuers know about any BCs needing fostering and adoption.

Susan Hayes
Susan Hayes and other members of the New Mexico Herding Dog Association (NMHDA) are available to help network and sometimes foster and adopt BCs and other herding dogs looking for homes. It is not necessary for the dogs to work for help to be provided.

Andrea Jeter
I rescue and foster dogs on our cattle ranch and work with them on obedience from the start. When I can, I also work with the dogs on stock to see if they have interest and potential as herding dogs. I can be reached at (970) 565-4910 (days ) or (970) 565-3692 (evenings). We are located in Cortez, Colorado.

Jerry Abrams
Located in Albuquerque, she rescues trained and potential working Border Collies. She places them on ranches and farms. If you have a trained / herding dog which needs a new home or are looking for a dog with herding instinct and potential, I may be able to help you out.

To be listed on this site, please contact Benedikte Whitman by email at home or by phone at (505) 325-6261.