Negril Pup Rescue

01/15/2026

Namdie palache jamaica tour and taxi service Jeff Morris

This is a courtesy post seeking a foster or home for this dog that was dumped at the Negril sign. Neither the rescue nor the clinic have the ability to take in this dog so we need someone from our community to step up and help. Our understanding is that Jeff has gone to pick up the dog but only has the ability to keep the dog for 2 days. Please reach out to the tagged individuals if you can offer a solution.

With the rescue closed for intakes and the clinic dealing with rescues of their own, there is no good solution other than the community for all of the dogs that get posted everyday. We understand that it is heartbreaking and we want to help them all but we simply cannot take any dogs in until we rebuild. We have no place to put them and there can be no dogs here while we are under construction with all of that equipment.

Please help. No one or two organizations are going to solve this problem alone.

01/14/2026

Jesse is doing incredible work on the opposite side of the island. Like us and Montego Bay Animal Haven, she is overwhelmed, out of space and has to make incredibly difficult decisions everyday. It is our goal to foster an alliance between our three (and other legitimate) organizations for support, resource sharing when possible and assistance with sharing information. In addition to everything that she is doing, she is working to obtain her non-profit status so that her supporters can trust in her transparency and accountability. We fully support her work. Give her a follow if you have a moment.

01/10/2026

This is my life.

I wake up hungry. I always do.
I don’t know where my next meal will come from, only that I have to keep moving to find it.

The streets are loud and hot. Cars don’t stop for me. Some people look away. Others are not kind. When I’m hurt or sick, there is no one to help me. I rest when I can, but I never sleep deeply—because out here, danger is everywhere.

Sometimes I find food. Sometimes I don’t.
Sometimes I’m chased away.
People throw rocks at me. Some have big, scary knives.
Sometimes I’m ignored. I prefer that to being hurt.

I didn’t choose this life.

I didn’t choose to be born on the street, to search through trash, to feel fear instead of safety. All I want is what every dog wants—to be fed, to be cared for, to belong to someone.

Then there are days when hope appears. A gentle voice. A bowl of food. Hands that don’t hurt. That’s what Negril Pup Rescue is to me—a chance. A pause from survival. A reminder that I matter.

Please don’t forget dogs like me.
Your kindness could be the reason I eat today.
Or the reason I finally come off the street forever.

🐾 I’m waiting.

Help us help them by sponsoring a bag of dog food (or a portion) to help feed animals for one or several days. While we will aim for $1000 each week (20 bags of food will feed about 85 dogs every day), the number of dogs we can care for will directly correlate to the donations we receive each week from our supporters.

$13USD or 18.74CAD for 1/4 bag to feed 7 street dogs for one day.
$25USD or 36.04CAD for 1/2 bag to feed 15 street dogs for one day.
$50USD or 70.98CAD for 1 bag to feed 30 street dogs for one day.
$100USD or 141.96CAD for 2 bags to feed 60 street dogs for one day.
You may also choose to sponsor one dog for an entire month for $50USD or 70.98CAD.

To donate:
Visit https://negrilpuprescue.com/donate/
**The tip is optional on the website. Choose Custom and enter $0 and your donation will be fee-free!
Use the Double Your Donation search bar to determine if your company offers matching gifts and apply right from that site.
E-transfer - [email protected]
If you prefer to use Venmo:
-- USE THIS LINK - https://venmo.com/u/Negril_Pup_Rescue . There are scam accounts set up by people with bad intentions. If Venmo is asking for the phone number, it is NOT US.
PayPal: [email protected]

01/09/2026

Do you have some time to spare on your vacation or during your day? We are looking for volunteers to come to the rescue and help socialize some of our pups!

Because of past negative human interactions or simply because they're not exposed to enough new people, many of the pups at our rescue are needing some time around new faces to help them learn to trust and relax. If you are a dog person and want to help, reach out to us!

01/08/2026

Congratulations to Fluffy who was adopted!! ❤️ 🐕 🎉

01/06/2026

Bea ❤️

Bea and Cracker Jack having a tender moment together!

Bea 2.5yrs old is from Jamaica.
She survived 2 hurricanes and has some neurological issues. When she gets excited she spins in circles. She is great with other dogs and cats. She is crate trained and house broken. Fully vetted.

Cracker Jack , 4 months old (blonde) is blind he likes smaller dogs his size. He is a bit shy at first but warms up with treats! He is crate trained and working on house training.
Fully vetted

Located in CT

https://www.perfectimperfectionsrescue.org/adopt-foster

01/06/2026

01/06/2026

A courtesy post for Portland Pups. They are looking for a forever home for this beautiful bonded pair of spayed and vetted girls!

01/05/2026

✨ Congratulations to Faith! ✨
From homeless in Jamaica to a loving forever home — this amazing rescue girl has officially been adopted! We are so happy she’s getting her chance at a true happily-ever-after. Enjoy your new life, Faith — you deserve all the love, cuddles, and sunshine ahead. 💛🐾

01/04/2026

Funny story ---

So, here it is, the first official Save the Strays Saturday and the first one of the new year. Too bad that for 90% of today, I didn't even realize it was Saturday. 🤦‍♀️😜 So, as the saying goes, better late than never, right?

Research shows that that caring for stray dogs (feeding them regularly, providing basic veterinary care like deworming, tick management and minor wound care, and managing where/how they get resources) can improve their health, welfare, and safety. Your donation can support our efforts to bring care to the dogs on the street and work towards more positive outcomes for the stray dogs.

As we shift our mission to focus primarily on providing support to street dogs in their current locations, our physical costs have changed and are focused on food, veterinary needs and preventative care. We ask that you help us each week by sponsoring a bag of dog food (or a portion) to help feed animals for one or several days. While we will aim for $1000 each week (20 bags of food will feed about 85 dogs every day), the number of dogs we can care for will directly correlate to the donations we receive each week from our supporters.

$13USD or 18.74CAD for 1/4 bag to feed 7 street dogs for one day.
$25USD or 36.04CAD for 1/2 bag to feed 15 street dogs for one day.
$50USD or 70.98CAD for 1 bag to feed 30 street dogs for one day.
$100USD or 141.96CAD for 2 bags to feed 60 street dogs for one day.
You may also choose to sponsor one dog for an entire month for $50USD or 70.98CAD.

To donate:
Visit https://negrilpuprescue.com/donate/
**The tip is optional on the website. Choose Custom and enter $0 and your donation will be fee-free!
Use the Double Your Donation search bar to determine if your company offers matching gifts and apply right from that site.
E-transfer - [email protected]
If you prefer to use Venmo:
-- USE THIS LINK - https://venmo.com/u/Negril_Pup_Rescue . There are scam accounts set up by people with bad intentions. If Venmo is asking for the phone number, it is NOT US.
PayPal: [email protected]

01/03/2026

01/01/2026

2025...

New Additions: The "truck" puppies, Queenie, Ferris, Josie, Chilli, Linda, Cuddles, Callie

Sad Goodbyes: Mango, Panda, Princess, Max, Linda, Truck

New Friends - So many!!
Notably - Humane World for Animals, Wings of Rescue, FUR - Florida Urgent Rescue, Javeen Johnson, Paws4Survival, Perfect Imperfections, Kent Animal Shelter, Adopt-a-Pet, Scituate Animal Rescue, Make a Difference Rescue of Western NYC, Zani's Furry Friends, Pets Alive, Last Chance Animal Rescue, New York Safe Haven Animal Rescue, BARRK Animal Rescue, Sabria Hector, Veterinary Services Division of Jamaica, Sidewalk Angels, Hillary Bogley, Kerry Perry, Purvez & Jen Captain

High Points: Flying the truck puppies to Canada, a new website and fundraising platform, building a new Board of Directors, starting the Rufus Hurricane Sanctuary, increasingly our social media following and consistent donor base, surviving Hurricane Melissa, building a new plan and mission for the rescue for 2026

The Best Moment: Spending 58 dogs to the United States and Canada and watching them get adopted to loving homes

Challenges - Parvo, fundraising challenges, so many dogs in need, an ever expanding population at the rescue that made it very difficult to do anything else, the loss of the car for months, funding voids that made finishing the Rufus hurricane sanctuary in time impossible, electrical, plumbing and air conditioning issues,
HURRICANE MELISSA
Reestablishing communication after the storm, accessing dog food, human food and other supplies, getting donated imported supplies through customs, the logistics of flying out 58 dogs, the destruction of the kennels and other infrastructure.

Needless to say, 2025 was a landmark year for Negril Pup Rescue. One thing is for certain. Things happen for a reason and while we could not possibly have known how the year would end, we had started to prepare for a new future earlier in the year and that preparation was so integral to how our organization was able to face the storm and it challenges. For all of the lows, the highs have been pretty amazing. Our rescue and mission have been seen on a world stage and that has brought attention to the plight of animals in Jamaica. We are in the process of creating something extraordinary in the coming year and beyond that we believe will have a much greater impact. Thank you to all of our donors, supporters, friends, family and all who have followed us for a long time and recently. We simply can't do what we do without you and we hope that you'll stick around to see what's next. We are going to need your support more than ever as we map out big things to accomplish. 2026 will see the rebuilding of the rescue facilities and the expansion of outreach into our communities. Donations will be needed. Volunteers will be needed. Friends will be needed. We hope that you fall into at least one of those categories, if not more.

Thank you so much and from all of us at Negril Pup Rescue, we wish you a very Happy New Year!