Kimberly C.
7/25/2025
From the first encounter to the last staff was professional kind and willing to take all the time we need to make our decision on a rescue dog. I am happy to report that Willow has been a blessing...
Wiggly Tails Dog Rescue
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1580 Maxwell Rd
Eugene, OR 97402
Wiggly Tails Dog Rescue is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) organization based in Eugene, Oregon. They are dedicated to rescuing small dogs and puppies from high-kill shelters in California and accepting local owner-surrendered dogs. Each dog is evaluated, provided with necessary veterinary care, and placed in a foster home before being adopted out through their foster-to-adopt model. Wiggly Tails holds regular adoption events at local pet stores to find forever homes for their rescued dogs.
With a volunteer-driven and foster-based approach, Wiggly Tails Dog Rescue ensures that every dog receives the care they need and the love they deserve. Their mission is to save the lives of dogs while also changing the lives of their adopters. By providing a safe and nurturing environment, Wiggly Tails aims to match each dog with the right home, ensuring a successful and happy adoption experience for both the dog and their new family.
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Julie F.
9/4/2023
Hands down, Wiggly Tails Rescue Organization is in my opinion hands down the best rescue organization. They are a nonprofit 501(c) (3) rescue organization that rescues dogs in high kill shelters...
Dianna L.
7/19/2023
I rescued a dog from Wiggly Tails and could not have had a better experience. Foster family was delightful and very informative about the pup and the rescue had a lot of info regarding her! Very...
Kathy P.
8/10/2019
Three years ago my husband and I decided to adopt a dog. We previously had large dogs but decided that we wanted a smaller one and s started watching ads in the paper. My husband saw a posting...
Jackie G.
5/29/2021
We recently adopted a puppy through Wiggly Tails. We loved the experience and the organization. The fee was high but included all shots, neutering and the first ver visit. And, it seemed...
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