NEW ENGLAND PUPPY RESCUE INC
EIN 92-0868891 · Animal Protection & Welfare (D20)
What they do
At The Heart of Our Dedication Lies A Focus On Under-aged and Orphaned Puppies, Where We Employ Our Comprehensive Young Puppy Protocol to Ensure Their Health, Well-being, and Socialization for A Successful Start In New Homes. We Are Proud to Be An Integral Part of Our Community, Working Collaboratively With Local Veterinary Clinics, Generous Businesses, and Community Residents. Their Support Enables Us to Continue Our Mission of Improving The Lives of Deserving Puppies. New England Puppy Rescue Goes Beyond Being Just A Group of Dog Lovers; We Serve As A Lifeline for Those In Need. Our Commitment is Underscored By Our Dedication to Providing The Best Knowledge and Care In Our Rescue Efforts, Ensuring That Each Puppy Receives The Exceptional Care They Deserve. Our Foster-based Approach Distinguishes Us, As NEPR Dogs Eat, Sleep, and Live In Connecticut Foster Homes Until They Find Their Forever Families. This Model Allows Us to Understand Each Puppy, Fostering Balanced Socialization In A
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ContactMARISSA L SQUIRESPresident
In care of% MARISSA SQUIRES
Mailing address70 EAST MAIN STREET, AVON, CT 06001-3800
Main phone(860) 712-7608Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- May 2023
- County
- Hartford
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