Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at silversnoutrescue@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

Do you only rescue dogs from shelters?

No. Although pulling dogs from local shelters is our first priority, we also rescue dogs who have been orphaned for other reasons.

At what age is a dog considered a senior?

Senior dogs are those 8 years old or older.

How do I become a foster?

Once you complete a foster application on our home page, a member of the rescue will reach out. There are no "special requirements" just an open heart and home. (The rescue covers all medical expenses while the dog is in foster.) A background check will be run for anyone over the age of 18 in the household.

How does the rescue pay for each foster dogs medical care?

This rescue is a 501(c)3, funded completely off of donations.

What determines if a dog is considered a Hospice dog?

If a dog is taken into our care and is determined to have a medical condition that will expectedly end it's life within 1 year or less, it will be put into hospice care. The rescue will assume care until is passes.

Is there a fee to adopt a Silver Snout dog?

Yes. Our fees range from $150-$300 depending on the amount of vet care that has been provided and if ongoing care will be needed.