Nebraska Animal Rescue (NAR)

About Nebraska Animal Rescue

Nebraska Animal Rescue (“NAR”) was formed in August of 2002 by Patty Taylor, a member of Golden Retriever Rescue in Nebraska ("GRRIN"). NAR was organized to address the desperate need for:

A statewide network of rescue organizations, shelters and humane societies which can network and save many more animals than any one of us can save on our own;
To educate the public about alternatives to buying an animal from a backyard breeder, a casual breeder or a pet store and how to find a good breeder, if needed; and
To educate the public by promoting the benefits of spaying and neutering and to, hopefully, one day put an end to euthanizing healthy, adoptable animals.

“DON’T SHOP, ADOPT”

If you are already an animal rescuer or are interested in learning how to become an animal rescuer, you can apply to join our Yahoogroups email list Through our list, you will have the opportunity to learn from other rescuers who help and support each other.

Note: This email list is not intended to assist the general public in adopting an animal.

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