Check Out NJSRN's New Logo!

NJSRN is proud to introduce you to our new logo, designed by artist and Miniature Schnauzer breeder Catherine (Kate) McMillan of Saskatchewan, Canada. The logo is uniquely NJSRN's ... it incorporates our name, images of cropped and natural-eared Schnauzers, and a life preserver that represents the lifeline you and NJSRN provide to Schnauzers in need of loving new homes.

Ms. McMillan is a talented artist who is known for her Miniature Schnauzer paintings and sculptures. She also does custom portraits if you're interested in a painting of your Schnauzer(s). To see her canine artwork, visit http://www.katewerk.com/k9art.html. Should you order artwork from Kate, please mention you met her through NJSRN ... she'll appreciate the gesture. We'll be incorporating the new logo into the website over the coming months.

NJSRN is now in its second decade
of rescuing and rehoming Schnauzers in need!!!

Since its creation, NJSRN has had a single mission: Finding permanent, loving homes for Miniature Schnauzers and Schnauzer mixes throughout the northeastern United States.

As part of our mission, NJSRN provides charitable and educational services by:

• Assessing each dog's potential for permanent placement;

• Ensuring that a dog's veterinary needs are met;

• Providing quality temporary (foster) care;

• Making the best possible match between dog and adopter;

• Providing follow-up information and training to adoptive families;

• Promoting responsible dog ownership;

• Educating potential and current Miniature Schnauzer owners about breed characteristics, proper care and nutrition, health issues, training, and behavior; and

• Providing referrals only to Miniature Schnauzer breeders who promote responsible breeding, including performing basic health checks and screening for PRA.

NJSRN will never euthanize a dog that enters our rescue program because a permanent home is not readily available - we will keep the dog in our rescue program until we find the right home. Because of age, illness, or other issues, we may decide to allow a dog to live out its life in foster care - as a permanent part of our rescue program - rather than placing it into an adoptive home.

Dogs Available for Adoption