NSW Bull Terrier Rescue Inc.

NSW Bull Terrier Rescue Inc is a registered charity operating in New South Wales and Queensland, dedicated to improving the lives of Bull Terriers in crisis. Since 2008, it has focused on rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming surrendered, abandoned, and neglected Bull Terriers, providing them with loving, permanent homes known as “Fambullies.” The organisation operates entirely through the generosity of volunteers, foster carers, donors, and adopters, without running kennels or shelters, instead placing dogs in foster homes to better assess and meet their individual needs.

Mission and Vision

The mission of NSW Bull Terrier Rescue Inc is to give hope, love, and Fambullies to Bull Terriers in need, ensuring every dog finds a safe and caring home. Their vision is a community where every Bull Terrier has a loving family and a secure environment, reflecting the belief that a house is not a home without a four-legged, waggy-tailed friend.

Main Objectives

• Rescue surrendered, abandoned, and neglected Bull Terriers.
• Rehabilitate dogs through foster care, addressing medical, behavioural, and social needs.
• Rehome Bull Terriers into suitable, loving families after careful assessment.
• Promote responsible pet ownership and educate adopters on the needs of Bull Terriers.
• Raise funds to support ongoing rescue, veterinary care, and foster programs.

Benefiting Groups

• Rescued Bull Terriers requiring urgent care and new homes.
• Foster carers who provide temporary safe environments.
• Adoptive families seeking a companion dog.
• The wider community, through education and advocacy for animal welfare.

Services and Activities

• Foster care program: placing dogs in home environments to nurture recovery and socialisation.
• Adoption services: matching Bull Terriers with appropriate families after thorough screening and home checks.
• Veterinary care: ensuring all dogs are desexed, vaccinated, wormed, and microchipped before adoption.
• Community engagement: maintaining contact with adopters and supporters via social media and events.
• Fundraising and donations: relying on public generosity to sustain rescue operations and veterinary costs.