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Joyful Rescues, Inc
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Since our humble beginnings in December 2002, Joyful Rescues has grown into a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporate team of volunteer animal lovers reaching out to help homeless dogs, puppies, cats and kittens in need of love, affection and forever homes. We are a no-kill shelter – meaning we never euthanize for space.
The founder and director, Joye Turock, along with her husband Jeff turned their lives and home upside down in forming Joyful Rescues. When you hear the phrase 'gone to the dogs', well that is exactly where the Turock world has gone. Most pets are kept at the primary location (the Turock home & small housing facilities on their property) with the remainder of pets being in loving foster homes. Joyful Rescues is not a shelter where potential adopters can walk through to view pets in cages. For the most part, our pets are not caged, once the initial quarantine time has ended, unless medical or behavioral issues mandate it. Dogs enjoy lounging in the house, roaming the fenced 8 acre doggy paradise and swimming in the large pond. Our cats have their own 'house' where they are free to play, gaze out the windows and lounge wherever they choose.
Joyful Rescues Board of Directors is not paid. Our pets get the best care & treatment we can give here at Joyful Rescues- not to mention tons of love & attention. This truly is a labor of love for all involved.
Joyful Rescues has been more successful than we could have hoped. We've had many successful adoptions with people traveling from all over NY, PA, the East Coast and even as far away as Las Vegas to find the new love (and sometimes loves) of their lives. Past adopters are invited back for our Rescue Reunion each August (see PetFest under Events).
As space allows, we take in relinquished, uncared for, in danger, puppy mill and/or unwanted pets as well as unexpected litters. We do not agree with the discarding of pets for most any reason but we do want these... show more pets to have the best life possible. They cannot do this in a home where they are unwanted. They will be tied outside as lawn ornaments, dumped off somewhere or worse. The pets we take in are for the most part healthy and non-aggressive. We will not take in or adopt out a pet that is aggressive and a potential danger. Upon arrival all animals visit accredited vets for a basic check-up.
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Since our humble beginnings in December 2002, Joyful Rescues has grown into a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporate team of volunteer animal lovers reaching out to help homeless dogs, puppies, cats and kittens in need of love, affection and forever homes. We are a no-kill shelter – meaning we never euthanize for space.
The founder and director, Joye Turock, along with her husband Jeff turned their lives and home upside down in forming Joyful Rescues. When you hear the phrase 'gone to the dogs', well that is exactly where the Turock world has gone. Most pets are kept at the primary location (the Turock home & small housing facilities on their property) with the remainder of pets being in loving foster homes. Joyful Rescues is not a shelter where potential adopters can walk through to view pets in cages. For the most part, our pets are not caged, once the initial quarantine time has ended, unless medical or behavioral issues mandate it. Dogs enjoy lounging in the house, roaming the fenced 8 acre doggy paradise and swimming in the large pond. Our cats have their own 'house' where they are free to play, gaze out the windows and lounge wherever they choose.
Joyful Rescues Board of Directors is not paid. Our pets get the best care & treatment we can give here at Joyful Rescues- not to mention tons of love & attention. This truly is a labor of love for all involved.
Joyful Rescues has been more successful than we could have hoped. We've had many successful adoptions with people traveling from all over NY, PA, the East Coast and even as far away as Las Vegas to find the new love (and sometimes loves) of their lives. Past adopters are invited back for our Rescue Reunion each August (see PetFest under Events).
As space allows, we take in relinquished, uncared for, in danger, puppy mill and/or unwanted pets as well as unexpected litters. We do not agree with the discarding of pets for most any reason but we do want these... show more pets to have the best life possible. They cannot do this in a home where they are unwanted. They will be tied outside as lawn ornaments, dumped off somewhere or worse. The pets we take in are for the most part healthy and non-aggressive. We will not take in or adopt out a pet that is aggressive and a potential danger. Upon arrival all animals visit accredited vets for a basic check-up.
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2 recommendations and reviews from 2 people
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Referral from
February 6, 2018
Michelle M. asked:Looking for a small dog breeder in the Webster area.Bethany D. replied:Check Verona Street. I adoped my small dog and he's the BEST. Please considering adoption. Joyful Rescues often has a bunch of small dogs. They are fully vetted. Half the price of a 'breeder dog'. http://www.joyfulrescues.com/
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Referral from
October 5, 2014
Michelle B. asked:OK, I am looking for a puppy or young dog. I was turned down for a great dog from a rescue in Buffalo because my Sons Boston was humping her dog when they visited. Boston's tend to do that when they want you to know who is in charge. They get over it. Any way, looking for any of these or combination of....... Boston, Boxer, English bulldog, french Bulldog, and Labradoodle, don't really want another rescue. Would also be interested in knowing of breeders of any of those in the area. ThanksKathy P. replied:She's referring to Joyful Rescues. They are at the Webster Petsmart almost every Saturday. (http://www.joyfulrescues.com) You could also consider adopting a Potcake from Potcake Place. (http://www.potcakeplace.com)
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