Northern California Border Collie Rescue & Adoptions Home

We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to the welfare of the border collie
Serving the greater Sacramento valley and Sierra Nevada foothills

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Enjoy a slide show preview of our dogs available for adoption by pressing the Play button below!

To see and learn more about these amazing dogs,

please visit our Adoption Gallery

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Attention!!

In addition to dogs being fostered by NCBCRA, we also feature dogs being re-homed directly by their owners and available for adoption from shelters & other rescues. Please visit our Dogs Available From Owners and Dogs Available from Regional Shelters and Rescue web pages.

Due to limited resources, we are unable to accept owner surrender dogs into rescue at this time. We encourage anyone looking to re-home their dog to review the detailed information on re-homing at badrap.org

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Click/tap here to find out more about fostering a dog for NCBCRA
- it’s fun, rewarding
and saves lives!!

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Northern California Border Collie Rescue & Adoptions
is a 501(c)(3) non-profit dog rescue.
Donations are tax deductible!

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Meet EDDIE, a super sweet 2-3-year-old tan short hair boy with eye shadows looking for his forever home. EDDIE’s personality is shy and mellow – he likes to be with both people and dogs but is a bit timid and needs a gentle voice and hand. At 40-pounds, EDDIE has a short coat, beautiful brown eyes and fluffy tail. EDDIE loves to play – he can keep himself entertained with a ball, antler, or squeaky toy, or he gets his foster pack mates to play games and run out in the yard. Tap/click here to see and read more about Eddie.