Welcome to Sunshine Corgi Rescue.  We are a non-profit organization who is dedicated to offering a second chance to any corgi in need of a new home.  Our dedicated staff of volunteers is a group of long time corgi lovers who open their hearts and homes to corgis.  Our volunteers include people with many years of experience in the corgi breed.   Among our members, we have people who belong to the Pembroke Welsh Corgi Club of America and Sunshine Pembroke Welsh Corgi Club in Florida.  We have exhibitors, breeders, those that have trained and shown in obedience, agility, herding and have certified therapy dogs.

Our Mission

Sunshine Corgi Rescue is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization whose purpose is for the prevention of cruelty to animals, specifically the Welsh corgi breeds.

We assist Pembroke and Cardigan Welsh Corgis who are surrendered by their current owners, found as strays or discovered in animal shelters.  We provide proper, permanent homes for unwanted corgis by providing quality shelter, training and care for them until we are able to place them in new homes.

We promote and advance public education concerning Pembroke Welsh Corgis.

We promote and advance public education concerning responsible dog ownership and canine good citizenship.

The corporation is organized exclusively for charitable and educational purposes and shall not be conducted or operated for profit.  No part of any profits or remainder residue from donation to the Corporation is used to benefit any director, volunteer or individual.

Donations are greatly appreciated and are tax deductible.  They may be sent to:

• Sunshine Corgi Rescue
• 1515 Hanks Avenue
• Orlando, FL   32814

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RODNEY
Special Needs
This 4 year old red male needed surgery for painful bladderstones.  His family could not afford it and he was turned over to rescue.  We provided the surgery Rodney needed.  To prevent more stones, he will require a special diet (Science Diet UD) for the rest of his life.  Rodney also has dry eye which will require medication twice daily for life.  Neither the diet nor the eye medications are prohibitively expensive.  In return for this care, Rodney will give some lucky family his love, his remarkable intelligence, and his outgoing, friendly personality. His foster home reports he is a well trained house dog, knows basic obedience and some tricks and is an excellent watchdog. He is sociable and playful with other dogs.  Rodney has lived peaceably with a cat.  The family that will provide what he needs will be getting a very special companion that comes with his own crate and many toys..

                               

 Thanks to our wonderful volunteers and Corgi Aid Rodney is now in his new home.  He will be cherished and well cared for the rest of his life!