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save the dalmatians others canine rescue inc dedicated to rescue rehabilitation re homing of dalmatians through fostering adoption skip to content home foster adoption foster adoption dogs for adoption adopted dogs about about us the breed history canine alumni donate resources contact toggle website search menu close home foster adoption foster adoption dogs for adoption adopted dogs about about us the breed history canine alumni donate resources contact save the dals save the dalmatians others canine rescue inc dedicated to rescue rehabilitation and rehoming of dalmatians through fostering and adoption a non profit 501 c 3 adopt now about us our mission read more all of the volunteers behind the save the dals organization have their own unique story to tell as to why they stand behind this cause and organization however we all share one common thing we are all in love with and addicted to spots and other dogs our mission is to rescue rehabilitate and rehome dalmatians and other dogs we pull dogs from shelters and owners who need to relinquish then place them in new permanent loving homes adopt a dal who needs a furever home dalmatians benefit from obedience training exercise love and affection they are often referred to as velcro dogs keep in mind over worked parents with young children may not be in a position to handle the additional workload of a dalmatian adopt now faq most frequent questions and answers is a dal the right dog for you dalmatians are a great breed for the right people when puppies they are sooooo cute but the puppy stage doesn t last forever dals rapidly grow to an adult weight of on average 45 70 pounds of muscle and energy unless you are prepared to deal with an adult dog considered large breed of this size the dalmatian is not for you history devotion to family dalmatians are wonderful fun loving dogs who do well in the right environment they want inclusion in family activities whether it s jogging hiking or laying around watching tv historically dalmatians were bred to run many miles each day with horse and carriage therefore their exercise requirements are lofty they also functioned as guard dogs for the horses carriage and its occupants and they have retained this protective nature as a breed how to take care of dals they should be fed twice a day breakfast and dinner with high quality wet dry dog food mixed with water preferably that doesn t contain corn soy wheat or organ meats and if they are stone formers they may require a prescription diet see below daily exercise is necessary to keep the dalmatian from channeling its energy into destructiveness obedience training and socialization is also invaluable their short coats shed all year round so grooming with a brush helps cut down on the shedding their ears should be checked regularly and cleaned when appropriate to prevent ear infections nails should be trimmed routinely as well partnerships we re excited to partner with some amazing brands if you re interested in partnership please reach out to info savethedals org find us on facebook opens in a new tab email us email info savethedals org opens in your application disclaimer any information contained on this website is not intended for the purpose of providing medical and or veterinary advice all information content and material on this website is for informational purposes only and is not intended to serve as a substitute for the consultation diagnosis and or medical and or veterinary treatment by a qualified veterinarian physician and or care provider home foster adoption the breed history dogs available for adoption adopted dogs pending adoptions canine alumni donate resources contact 2026 save the dals all rights reserved