- Rescue dogs must have containment (fence, kennel); JRTs are rarely suitable for city living.
- We do not place terriers in homes where it must remain alone for extended periods of time.
- We do not place dogs in homes where there are children under six years of age.
- Few rescue dogs are good with cats.
- Most terriers in Rescue are young adults; puppies are rarely, if ever, available.
- Filling out an adoption application does not guarantee adoption. Jack Russell Terriers have special needs. Not all homes are suitable for placement.
- All applicants are thoroughly screened and must meet certain qualifications before being referred for a terrier.
- Compatible terriers may not be immediately available; your patience is appreciated.
- Remember, the more conditions you make (i.e., color, coat type, age, sex and body type), the longer it will take to find a suitable terrier to match your environment.
- By submitting this adoption application, you are making a formal request to adopt a dog from Russell Rescue, Inc. Please do not fill out this application if you are not serious about working with Russell Rescue, Inc.
- If a terrier is matched to your application and placed in your home, you must agree to keep the terrier for at least 3 weeks (to allow time for the terrier and you to acclimate with each other).
- We can only place terriers in homes located in the United States.