Florida Rottweiler Rescue Ranch LLC

ABOUT THE FLRRR

Florida Rottweiler Rescue Ranch and Sanctuary was founded as a non-profit, no-kill 501(c)3 shelter for Rottweilers. Since its founding, it has expanded its care to all other major large breeds such as Belgian Malinois, Cane Corso, Dogo Argentina, German Shepherds, Pitties, Coyote Mixes and more.

We rescue, care for, and find homes for homeless pets who arrive at FLRRR for various reasons, including:

We make a promise to any dog who comes through our gates: they will never be homeless again. We hope our residents will find a loving home with a lifelong companion or a loving family; but if they never find that home, they are welcomed into the FLRRR family.

We have many adoptable dogs as well as animals with varied medical or behavioral needs. No animal is euthanized due to medical expense or the inconvenience of care.

For the past 5 years in a row, The Florida Rottweiler Rescue Ranch has been voted a TOP 10 BEST RESCUE in the United States > https://www.bubblypet.com/best-rottweiler-rescue-for-adoption/

Our fearless leader, Joseph Pimentel, Sr., doesn’t just home dogs at FLRRR, but spends every day and night with them throughout the year.

(Joe and the Rescue In The News > https://atriummag.org/big-dogs-and-a-bigger-mission/)

Working on training, behaviors, and welfare of all the dogs in his care, Joe takes his dedication to the breed and all dogs under his ward, very seriously and personally. With over 25 years working with Rottweilers, he has learned more about the breed than most people will ever know.

Joe describes the evolving temperament, over time, as infants the first two years, then bratty teens for two years, until eventually evolving into calm adults. Like any breed, owners must set boundaries and teach their pup as we do with children, to behave and act according to expectations.

With all breeds, and especially a large powerful dog as the Rottweiler, doing your research and familiarity with the history and bred general behaviors, is critical to making the right match for that life-long home.

The Florida Rottweiler Rescue Ranch goes above and beyond many other rescues, providing large “dog runs” for most dogs, and daily scheduled time, especially for those that need help with behavior and health issues. The dogs are also walked regularly and socialized with staff and volunteers. Kennels are cleaned multiple times throughout the day and dogs are provided quality food and all monthly supplements. Dogs receive all necessary medical care, including neutering/spaying, vaccinations and microchips. FLRRR dogs even have their own personal toys … and from time to time, we even play music for them.

We routinely rescue dogs on “death row” and have taken dogs in, from all over the United States. FLRRR has also been involved in taking in dogs from areas throughout the country, having been hit by natural disasters.

Florida Rottweiler Rescue Ranch and Sanctuary is constantly striving to do better and be better. We believe it is critical, for the development of the organization, to invest into the rescue whenever we can, through equipment, technology, facilities management, and whatever else we can do to help elevate the organization to the next level. All these efforts, together with the support we receive from the Florida community (and beyond), ultimately lead to more of what we’re all about … adoptions-adoptions-adoptions.

"The greatest reward is that moment, when they meet their new family, and you can see the joy in both faces as they bond”.

Joseph Pimentel, Sr.

THE NEED

This highly celebrated and awarded organization that has been serving the animal rescue world for a decade is in immediate need of support.

The FLRRR (Florida Rottweiler Rescue Ranch) leases the land where they operate. There are dozens upon dozens of dogs, complete indoor and outdoor facilities and a newly constructed agility course (to give the dogs some exercise).

They were notified that the land owner wants to sell the land at the end of their lease. The FLRRR operates off of donations and adoption fees. Everything they get goes right back into caring for the dogs.

They are trying to raise $600,000 to purchase the land and give the FLRRR and the dogs they care for a permanent home. Any amount of support is welcome and extremely appreciated.