Wirehair Fox
Terriers need a
fenced yard.
WHY ADOPT FROM RESCUE
No responsible breeder will sell puppies to pet stores. Good breeders want to make sure their puppies go to good homes and are well cared for. A good breeder will also be one to require applications, perform reference and veterinary checks and also home visits. A Puppy Miller or Back Yard Breeder will ask no questions, will want to come to you or will show you the dog in an area where it is not normally kept, will not show you the parents of the puppy. Almost all puppies in pet stores come from Puppy Mills. These mills mass produce puppies with money as their prime motive. These dogs are kept in very poor conditions, usually mistreated and malnourished and never receive kindness, love or a human touch. The horror of puppy mills is encouraged every time a puppy is bought from a pet store. To learn more about the horrors of puppy mills and how you can help - please check out these very informative web sites.
ADOPTION FROM RESCUE
Voices for the Voiceless:
Hearts United for Animals:
The first step to adopting a Wire Fox Terrier, is to complete and return an Adoption Application. The more information we have about you and your family, the easier it is for us to match up the right dog with the right home. Download an application on the application page or email us with your request and any questions you may have.
Part of the process is the completed application, an interview, a veterinary reference check and a home check. Please do not be offended by the home check. We are primarily interested in checking the fence setup to be sure it is adequate for the Wire Fox Terrier we may place. Wire Fox Terriers have extraordinary problem solving abilities and if there is a way to get out of a fenced yard, they will find it. Many have high prey drives and will chase rabbits and squirrels. Wire Fox Terriers are very active companions.
WIRE FOX TERRIER RESCUE
MIDWEST
Most Wires
are not
cat friendly.
Wires are very comical.
There are many Wire Fox Terriers in Rescue waiting for a second chance at adoption and love from a permanent family. We ask that you first research this breed to determine if the Wire Fox Terrier is the right dog for your family and your lifestyle.
We do ask for an adoption fee, which helps defray some of the expenses incurred each day with very large vet bills, care and food.