The First Step to Adopting
A securely fenced yard is a mandatory requirement for all adoption placements. Please see our FAQ page for further information.
Already Have an Application with Us on File?
If you have previously submitted an application and are currently on our waiting list, and you see a dog listed here that is of interest to you, please send us an email letting us know that you would like to be considered for that dog.
NOTE: This list is updated daily. Unless otherwise noted in their bio, all of the dogs listed are available for adoption.
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Awaiting Intake
Dogs Currently in our Program
Awaiting Intake
The following dogs are waiting for a space to open up in foster care. Foster homes are desperately needed--we can only help dogs if we have space for them! If you would like to foster a dog in need, visit our volunteer info page for details.
No dogs are currently waiting for intake
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Elmo
Available for adoption
This sweet boy arrived on Feb 22 and is doing really well in foster care. He's ready to find his perfect forever family. Check out his bio found here for more information.
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Gander
Under assessment
A new arrival in our care, this sweet goofball is currently under assessment. Follow his bio for updates as we get to know him.
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coming soon
Isidore
3 year old male
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Maia
Adoption Pending
Lovable gal Maia is feeling loads better and we are ready to start searching for a loving forever home for her. Maybe she's the gal you've been waiting for? Visit her bio for more info.
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Are you looking for a reputable breeder?
If you're looking for a puppy and don't see one available through our foster program, please visit our BREEDER REFERRAL page to see a list of reputable NDCC breeders who have upcoming litters. Also be sure to check out our IDENTIFYING BACK-YARD-BREEDERS page for information on how to spot lousy breeders! Also, educate yourself about the growing number of Newfs who have poor temperaments thanks to lousy breeders.
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Placements with "Special Adoption Conditions": From time to time dogs in our program are available to be adopted under "Special Adoption Conditions". This means that the dog is healthy enough to join an adoptive family, but their health issues are not fully resolved yet, or they are still recovering. In these cases, an approved adopter can have the dog join their family prior to their medical hold being lifted. We will continue to cover all costs associated with the specified treatment, then once the medical hold is lifted, conditions of the adoption will be lifted.
This option allows dogs in our program to join their adoptive families sooner, and frees up foster space for other dogs in need. At the same time, we continue to monitor the health of the dog and ensure that all medical needs are resolved. Win-Win!
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At Newf Friends, the dogs in our care are our top priority. Everything we do is in their best interest to ensure their safety, their health and their happiness. We work very hard to have a clear understanding of the unique needs of each dog in our program and to match them to a carefully screened family that is the right fit for them -- we want our adoptions to be a success for both the dog and their new family. We have very stringent screening protocols and strict policies in place to ensure that the needs of every dog in our program are met. We have successfully placed hundreds of Newfs with wonderful, loving families. Thanks to our very careful placement strategies we have a placement success rate of 98%.
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If you are looking for a Newfoundland Dog puppy please refer to our national list of NDCC breeders to see who has pups available.
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At Newf Friends, the dogs in our care are our top priority. Everything we do is in their best interest to ensure their safety, their health and their happiness. We work very hard to have a clear understanding of the unique needs of each dog in our program and to match them to a carefully screened family that is the right fit for them -- we want our adoptions to be a success for both the dog and their new family. We have very stringent screening protocols and strict policies in place to ensure that the needs of every dog in our program are met. We have successfully placed hundreds of Newfs with wonderful, loving families. Thanks to our very careful placement strategies we have a placement success rate of 98%.
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Consider Fostering to Help Newfs in Need
We can only help as many dogs as we have foster homes and foster homes are always needed! If you think you'd like to foster a Newf in need please complete the Foster Home Application (get the application from the Forms section) and return it to us.
Not sure if you can handle fostering? Read this article to learn one volunteer's viewpoint: How do Fosters Do It?____________________________________________________
If you are looking for a Newfoundland Dog puppy please refer to our national list of NDCC breeders to see who has pups available.
Visit our Happy Endings Page to read about all of the Newfs who have found great new homes through Newf Friends!
