Cash 4 Canines, Inc. dba Rescue Rebels
About Gunnar
Hi my name is Gunnar.
I was rescued from Pasco County, FL. I am a German Shepherd mix, approx. 2 years old. I was a stray picked up by animal control in a parking lot trying to get into a garbage dumpster.
When first arriving to Rescue Rebels, I was emaciated. I weighed only 46lbs, had pneumonia, and had a collapsed lung.
I have fully recovered. I am up to date on vaccines, and neutered.
I have been dog tested and will do best with medium to large dogs. No cats.
I am currently in a Rescue Rebels' foster home in Orlando FL.
About Hannah
Hannah was a stray turned into Orange County Animal Services in horrific condition.
Rescue Rebels took her into their rescue Friday April 8th. She was hospitalized for 6 days for pancreatitis, advanced diabetes, anemia, dehydration, wounds to her neck and the side of her face, and she is blind due to cataracts. She is currently in one of Rescue Rebels' foster homes.
She will be going to see an eye specialist to be evaluated to see if she is a candidate for cataract surgery. Rescue Rebels would love to give her the gift of sight so that she can see the beautiful world she now lives in.
Rescue Rebels will continue to post information concerning Hannah's condition and readiness for adoption.
About Sharkey
Sharkey was abandoned by his mother, a Good Samaritan found him and contacted us.
Rescue Rebels took him into their rescue Friday April 15th with the help of a foster family experienced with bottle feeding.
He has been dewormed and will have vaccines & neuter once he is old enough.
Sharkey is not currently available for adoption.
About Heidi
Heidi was picked up as a stray and taken to Clewiston Animal Services. She needed immediate emergency care. Rescue Rebels took her in and got her right to an emergency vet for critical care.
She is severely emaciated with a body score of 1, severely anemic with a PCV of 18%, has hook worms and whip worms, and has advanced heartworms.
She was released from the hospital and is in a foster home.
About Akira
Hi my name is Akira. I am a petite husky mix weighing approx 38 to 40lbs & am approx 2 yrs old. My rescue says I am very sweet and loving. I love to be close to my human and am dog friendly. I will do best with an active family.
I am located in the Cocoa Beach Florida area.
About Shiloh
Shiloh was an owner surrender to Flagler County Humane Society. Rescue Rebels brought her into our rescue on 6/3/22. She is currently at our 24 hr vet for skin cytology, bloodwork, and to start pre heartworm treatment. She is heartworm positive.
Shiloh is located in the Brevard County area of Florida.
About Mina
Mina was boarding at a vet for six weeks and her owner did not come back for her. She is a senior that was going to end up at a loud overcrowded shelter with a medical condition. We could not let that happen. Rescue Rebels brought her into our rescue on 6/11/22. She has had a continuous UTI that has not responded to antibiotics. Rescue Rebels had radiographs, bloodwork, & a urinalysis done by our vet. It was discovered that she has two huge bladder stones and will require surgery.
6/22/22 update - Mina had surgery on 6/17/22, they also found a mass in her bladder which has been sent to the lab.
Mina is located in the Orange County area of Florida.
How to adopt
Adoption Process
- An applicant must be 23, or older, to apply for adoption of a companion animal.
- Complete Rescue Rebels' application found above on this web page. Please make sure it is completed fully; signed; and returned to Rescue Rebels via email at rescue.rebels@yahoo.com.
- Upon receipt of the application, Rescue Rebels will do a vet reference check and a personal reference check.
- Rescue Rebels works hard to process all applications as fast as possible. It can take up to 7 to 10 days to receive an initial call from Rescue Rebels. Please be sure your application is filled out COMPLETELY prior to submitting to Rescue Rebels.
- Submitting an application does not guarantee that you will be approved.
- To adopt an animal under the age of 6 months old, it is required that the potential adopter work 4 hours or less a day or work from home in order to provide proper training for the animals.
- Once the application is approved a rescue representative will contact you directly to schedule a home visit. All family members must be present during this scheduled home visit.
- If the home visit is a success, Rescue Rebels will schedule a meet and greet with the pet applied for. You will be required to travel to the location that the pet is being fostered at. If you have other dogs or companion animals in your home, you may be asked to bring them to the meet and greet.
- If you are interested in fostering to adopt, you will be required to take your foster pet to one of Rescue Rebels' networked veterinarians. Rescue Rebels will attempt to network you with a veterinarian within or close to your location. Routine veterinarian visits will be required until the adoption is finalized.
- Rescue Rebels reserves the right to refuse an applicant, if in their opinion the home situation is not compatible with the needs of the rescue dog.
Additional Points of Information
- Current companion animals in the home must be spayed or neutered.
- All animals in the home must be up-to-date on required vaccines, flea and tick preventatives as well as heartworm preventatives.
- If a HOA or rental is involved, please verify that the breed you are requesting is allowed. Rescue Rebels will verify this information with HOA Board or rental owner.
- A fenced yard is not always required although it is a plus. It will depend upon the individual demeanor of the prospective adoption pet.
Thank you for considering one of these rescued dogs.
Benefits Of Adopting From A Rescue
- You are saving a life
- You are given unconditional love
- You are giving a second chance to a deserving animal
- You get a chance to stay active
- You have someone new to shop for
- You get a chance to destress and unwind with someone who will never judge you
FAQ
What does the adoption fee include?
The adoption donation defrays the cost of veterinary care, food, preventatives, and medical supplies for dogs cared for by Rescue Rebels. As a 100% volunteer organization all proceeds go towards continuing the program's efforts.