Woof Den Rescue| Working Dog Rescue and Sanctuary
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    • Home
    • Getting to know us
    • Adopt
      • Adoptable Dogs
      • Adoption Process
      • Adoption Questionnaire
    • Adoption Events
    • Contact
    • Get Involved
      • Volunteering
      • Fostering
    • Donate
    • Happy Tails
    • FAQ
  • Home
  • Getting to know us
  • Adopt
    • Adoptable Dogs
    • Adoption Process
    • Adoption Questionnaire
  • Adoption Events
  • Contact
  • Get Involved
    • Volunteering
    • Fostering
  • Donate
  • Happy Tails
  • FAQ
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Call us: (669) 454-2046 or rescue.woofden@gmail.com

Woof Den Husky and Herding Rescue

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Adopt a Working Dog

Find Your Perfect Match

At Woof Den, we carefully connect each working dog with loving adopters to ensure a lifetime of companionship. Every match made is a step toward a happier dog and a grateful owner.

Why Choose Us

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Family Love

  • Unconditional Love: They receive the same level of affection and care as any dog you've raised from a puppy.
  • Security and Stability: This helps them overcome any past trauma or instability, allowing them to finally relax and thrive in a safe environment.
  • Full Family Membership: They get the comfy bed, the best toys, vet care, and are included in all the family activities.

Birthday Joy

  • Get their own cake
  • Get New toys - etc. 
  • Go to their favorite place 

Foster & Rescue

  • Taking them to work
  • Socialize them at different places  
  • other dog
  • different people
  • different environment 


Ready for Home

  • Decompression and Stability: The dog has had time to decompress from the stress of being in a shelter or previous home, often following the "3-3-3 Rule" (3 days to feel overwhelmed, 3 weeks to settle into a routine, and 3 months to truly feel at home).
  • Behavioral Assessment: The rescue has a good sense of the dog's true personality (energy level, fears, what motivates them) outside of a stressful kennel environment. This is often done through foster homes.
  • Medical Clearance: They are spayed/neutered, up-to-date on vaccinations, microchipped, and any major medical issues have been addressed and disclosed.
  • Basic Skills: They may have learned some basic skills like house-training, leash walking, and feeling comfortable in a home environment.

Tailored Care

  • Customized Rehabilitation: A dog that is fearful or undersocialized needs quiet foster placement and gradual exposure, while a dog with high energy might need intense structured exercise and training. You are matching the rehabilitation strategy to the dog's personality.
  • Accurate Assessment: Taking the time to observe and learn about each dog's behavior outside of a kennel (in foster care, ideally) allows you to document their true personality—what makes them anxious, what they love, and how they behave around different people or animals. This leads to better matching.
  • Building Trust: When a dog feels seen and cared for as an individual, it helps them build trust in humans again. This emotional recovery is just as important as the physical recovery.
  • Quality Over Quantity: A rescue organization that prioritizes individual care often focuses on the quality of the matches rather than the sheer volume of adoptions, leading to much lower return rates.

Holiday Joy

Our rescue dog deserves to feel like a beloved and integrated member of the family, and celebrating every holiday is a wonderful way to create fun, positive memories and routine.

It helps reinforce their sense of security, belonging, and joy in their forever home (or Sanctuary!).


Our Promise

  •  Feeding dogs in shelters at the holiday time so they can have a warm meal and a lot of love

Forever Promise

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Our Care & Rescue

Committed to rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming working dogs in need. We provide a safe haven for those abandoned, abused, or facing euthanasia, fostering a compassionate community dedicated to their well-being through education, advocacy, and loving care.

Become Part of Our Pack

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Lend a Hand

Join our events and help care for our dogs! We're always looking for volunteers to make a difference. Fill out our form and become a hero for animals in need.

Become a Volunteer
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Open Your Heart

Provide a safe haven for dogs in need. Fostering helps them socialize, heal, and find forever homes. Join our foster family today and change lives.

Start Fostering
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Adopt a Friend

Meet your new best friend! Visit us to find the perfect dog for your family and give a loving home to a deserving animal.

Meet Your Match
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Help Us Help Dogs

Your support can transform lives. Every donation helps us provide medical care, shelter, and love. Join our community of animal lovers and make a difference today.

Make a Difference
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Why Choose a Senior Dog

Older animals make wonderful companions and are often overlooked. Consider adopting a senior pet and give them a second chance at a happy life.


Adopting an older animal often means a smoother transition into your home with fewer surprises.

  • Calmer Temperament: Senior pets have generally outgrown the high-energy, destructive phases of puppy . They are often content to relax by your side, making them ideal for quieter households.
  • Established Personality & Size: You know exactly what you're getting in terms of their fully developed personality, size, and grooming needs, eliminating the guesswork that comes with younger animals.
  • Built-in Training: Many older dogs are already house-trained and may know basic commands. Significantly easing the initial adjustment period.
  • Profound Gratitude: Often describe a unique, soulful appreciation from a senior pet that knows they have been given a second chance at a warm, safe home for their golden years.
  • Saving a Life: Senior pets are often overlooked in shelters or rescue, putting them at the highest risk for euthanasia. Choosing a senior animal is a true act of compassion that frees up resources for other animals in need.

Contact Us

Come Visit Our Shelter

We care about our community and our dogs. Reach out for support, questions, or to learn more about our work.

Woof Den | Husky and Herding Rescue

P.O. 381 San Juan Bautista, CA 95045

Call us: (669) 454-02046 or email: rescue.woofden@gmail.com

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Woof Den Rescue

rescue.woofden@gmail.com

669-454-2046

P.O. Box 381, San Juan Bautista, CA 95045

EIN  # 47-0980964 



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