The Rottie Connection Rehoming Rottweilers in the North East 2003

We believe that older rotties should be eligible for all rescue programs, and unfortunately they aren't. It is not unusual to find an 8 or 10 year old rotty sitting at a shelter because their owner has died. What will happen to them, when there are so many younger dogs available for adoption, and rescue funds are so low?

We have a workable solution:
Any older Rottweiler that passes a TRC evaluation is given entrance consideration and referral priority.

However, there are associated costs with rescuing older dogs and we will need your sponsership to help defray those costs. With help from every dog owner who has a dog 5 years old, and older, we are certain that we can raise the additional funds to supplement the care of many GOOD older dogs that deserve a second chance at life.

Please consider sending a donation in YOUR dogs name, so you can both become actively involved in helping other dogs who are not as fortunate as your own.

Also consider adopting an older Rottweiler. They are the true treasures of the breed.

Help us make this project successful by sending in a donation in your dogs name and earmark your check for the Molly Fund.

~The Senior Rotties thank you.

Who did The Molly Fund Help?

Six-year-old Rocky was surrendered for no good reason. He has cataracts that we are treating, but otherwise is everyone's best friend!

Seven-year-old Jeager was found stray with his partner, Kara. Both tested heartworm positive, needed to be altered, and receive routine senior care.

Six-year-old Bo was surrendered by his owner's daughter - it seems her shar pei did not like him. Bo needs only routine senior care, and an adults only forever home.

Seven-year-old Sheba was surrendered when her owner moved. She was lyme positive, and 40 lbs overweight. Sheba needed routine care, plus a complete blood screening to ensure no other medical problems.

Send your donation to:

The Rottie Connection's Molly Fund
PO Box 248
Pompton Lakes, NJ 07442