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Welcome to the Presa Rescue website!

Please check back regularly for updates....

 

Available Dogs

About Us

 

 

*As of 6/1/09 we will not be taking in anynew dogs. We will be happy to post your dog as a private adoption, or on behalf of your rescue/shelter however.

email presarescue@yahoo.com with a picture and info about the dog.

Presa Rescue is a non-profit nationally based group of volunteers, mainly presa breeders and owners.  We are dedicated to making a difference in the lives of dogs that need new  homes through no fault of their own. We primarily assist those dogs that end up in shelters, but we will consider owner surrender situations on a case by case basis.

Although non-profit, we are not 501(3)c certified.

Unfortunately, due to the amount of ground we are trying to cover (the continental USA and Canada) we do not always have fosters to take every dog in need.  We are ALWAYS looking for more help...

We are limited to placing dogs in the USA and SOMETIMES Canada only right now.

Please see the "about" page for more information.

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* We do not take dogs off of Craig's List* 

 

Photo Album of adopted dogs

Summary of the Presa Canario

 

See the dogs we've placed, or helped place in loving homes.

 

 
  • Also called Dogo Canarios, Canary Dogs, Perro de Presa Canarios
  • Breed originated in the Canary Islands, Spain
  • Can be dog aggressive, particularly with like breeds, and same sex dogs
  • Can weigh 90-140 lbs; and reach 22-26 inches (more/less)
  • Average Life span 13 yrs
  • Common health concerns: Hip dysplasia, bloat, ACL tears, osteoarthritis, food allergies.
  • Can be a dominant dog, so must have a sharp, dedicated owner
  • Many RESCUES of this breed will need work- i.e training and socialization
  • Official RESCUES will be altered before adoption. No exceptions!!
  • RESCUES may have pedigree, but usually won't. They may not be good examples of the breed look.
  • Brindle or Fawn only; Usually cropped, sometimes not; NEVER docked tails.

This site was last updated 05-02-09


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