Bailey
We don’t know if it was her mommy or her daddy that she got this coat from, but she’s the
We don’t know if it was her mommy or her daddy that she got this coat from, but she’s the
Murphy is a husky/shepherd mix with all the personality! He’s three years old, neutered, and hilarious. He is dog “friendly”,
Oh how we love this boy! Mac is about 6 years old, 75 lbs of pure love, very sweet and
Phone Interview: Expect a thorough phone interview to discuss your suitability and commitment to pet ownership. Share your experiences, expectations, and the environment you can offer to the pet.
Meet-and-Greet: If you have other pets at home, arrange a meet-and-greet session. This allows for a firsthand assessment of how the new pet might fit into your family and ensures compatibility with existing animals.
Yard Check: A quick inspection of your outdoor space is conducted to make sure it’s secure and suitable for the specific needs of the pet.
Donation Fee: Contribute a donation of your choice as the adoption fee. This helps support the rescue organization’s ongoing efforts in rescuing and caring for animals.
By following these steps, we aim to promote responsible pet ownership and ensure that each pet finds a loving and suitable forever home.
To begin, visit our shelter or browse our available dogs online. Once you find a dog you’re interested in, you can either fill out an adoption application on our website or complete one in person at our facility.
While specific requirements may vary, generally, you will need to provide proof of identity, agree to a home visit if requested, and meet certain criteria, such as being over 18 years old and having a stable living situation that allows for pet ownership.
Many shelters encourage multi-pet households, but it’s essential to consider the compatibility of your current pets with the new addition. Some shelters may require a meet-and-greet between the prospective adoptee and your existing pets to ensure they get along.