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Though cats are currently unavailable, HSI has dozens of puppies and adult dogs for adoption.

Shelter dogs are often already housetrained and Petit Basset rescue groups can tell you if their adult dogs for adoption are housebroken before they go into your home.

Animal shelters, foster care programs, and national rescue organizations offer adult dogs for adoption.

Shelter dogs are often already housetrained and Miniature Schnauzer rescue groups can tell you if their adult dogs for adoption are housebroken before they go into your home.

Shelter dogs are often already housetrained and Anatolian Shepherd rescue groups can tell you if their adult dogs for adoption are housebroken before they go into your home.

If you like what you find, begin singling out a pup or adult dog for adoption.

Not exact matches

Adoption fees are $ 300 for an adult dog.

Generally, our adoption fee for adult dogs is $ 125 and puppies are each $ 200.

The shelter is offering free adoptions on all adult dogs and cats Feb. 10 - 12, and adoptions for adult dogs and cats are $ 14 through Feb. 14.

Generally, however, the adoption fee is $ 160 for large adults and $ 185 for small dogs and puppies.

Adult dog adoption fees are generally $ 185 for small dogs and $ 160 for large dogs, which includes all their vetting, but the price can vary by dog.

Whether it's a puppy, adult dog, kitten, adult cat or small animal, ARL's staff and volunteers at its Boston, Brewster or Dedham Animal Care and Adoption Centers are there to answer your questions to ensure that the life you save is the right animal for you and your family.

The typical adoption fee for an adult dog is $ 250.

From Friday, September 23rd thru Sunday, September 25th we are discounting adoption fees for both adult and juvenile dogs and cats!

As of Wednesday, December 21st, ALL of the adult dogs and cats available for adoption have been sponsored!

In the recent cycle, the most likely outcome for adult dogs and puppies with the top breed labels was adoption, except for adult dogs labeled «Pit Bull,» which were slightly more likely to be redeemed by their owners than to be adopted.

Transfer was the most likely outcome for a stray adult cat, whereas adoption was the most likely outcome for a kitten, puppy, adult dog, or owner - surrendered adult cat.

The adoption fee is $ 325 for adult dogs (1 year and older), $ 375 for puppies (dogs younger than 1 year), and $ 150 for cats.

Dog walker volunteers provide much - needed exercise, attention and socialization for the adult dogs in the adoption center

Occasionally, CHampagne Kennels has young adults or adult dogs for sale or for adoption.

Most of the dogs available through breed rescues are young adults or seniors, although puppies are occasionally up for adoption.

Another reason we like to see people adopt adult dogs is that many puppies up for «adoption» or «rescue» are actually the product of backyard breeders who like to take advantage of people's desire to rescue rather than purchase their next pet.

It's Spring Fling time at KC Pet Project — with NO FEE adoptions starting Friday for most adult dogs and cats at all three of our adoption centers!

Youth (over 14) and adult volunteers are needed every Saturday at our adoption sites to sit with a dog that is up for adoption.

Some breeders may have adult dogs up for adoption or they can help you get in contact with a rescue group that they work with that might have the perfect match for you!

The adoption fee for all adult dogs over 6 months of age is $ 400.

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With Pay It Forward, you make a donation in the amount of the adoption fee for an adoptable, adult or senior cat or dog, helping us care for the animal and giving them a head start on finding a forever home.

Adoption Donation Our adoption donation is minimum $ 350.00 plus $ 25.00 for microchip for adult dogs and $ 450 plus $ 25.00 microchip for puppies 1 year anAdoption Donation Our adoption donation is minimum $ 350.00 plus $ 25.00 for microchip for adult dogs and $ 450 plus $ 25.00 microchip for puppies 1 year anadoption donation is minimum $ 350.00 plus $ 25.00 for microchip for adult dogs and $ 450 plus $ 25.00 microchip for puppies 1 year and under.

Adult cats and dogs are put up for adoption as soon as they get a medical clearance from the vet and after they are fully vetted including the spay / neuter procedure.

As luck would have it, Justin and his family found Duke, a then two and one - half year - old mix between an Australian Shepherd and a Blue Heeler at PAWS for Life Animal Welfare & Protection Society in Pueblo, Colorado, a Pets for Patriots pet adoption partner that helps place the most overlooked pets — adult and special needs animals, and large dogs — with military veterans.

For adult dogs and cats, you may do a sleepover (trial adoption) to see if the animal is a good fit.

And with a strong preference for puppies and kittens over adult dogs, many prospective pet owners steer clear of animal shelters where few young pets are to be found, and where adoption fees are often disturbingly high.

We've started our «Home for the Holidays» promotion and that means all adult cat adoption fees are $ 25 and adult dogs are $ 50!

Their mission was to take adoptable puppies and young adult dogs from overcrowded shelters in the South, and transport them to adoption guaranteed shelters in the Northeast, where there is a high demand for adoptable dogs.

Fee - waived and reduced - fee adoptions, especially for adult cats, helped drive traffic to the shelter and increase both cat and dog adoptions overall.

As a general rule, the adult dogs are bred until they stop producing puppies or develop other health issues, at which point they may be shot, drowned, abandoned, or in rare cases, relinquished to animal rescue organizations that have indicated a willingness to accept and process them for possible adoption to private homes.

Average adoption fees for an adult cat or dog are $ 45, and for a small breed dog, puppy or kitten, $ 85.

JJ The American Street Dog and How He Came to Live in Our House by Diane Rose - Solomon: The first in a series by Rose - Solomon, a Certified Humane Education Specialist, the award - winning book teaches kids (and adults) about animal rescue, pet adoption, basic pet care and the unconditional love a pet has for its family.

On May 5th at 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. only the Bissell Pet Foundation will be paying the adoption fees on all Adult dogs and all cats in the shelter to approved adopters (license fees will be charged to you for all dogs).

Our adoption donation, which is normally $ 250 for an adult dog or $ 300 for a puppy, is to help offset these veterinary expenses.

Standard adoption fees for adult dogs range from $ 50 - $ 150 depending upon the dog's size, breed, age, and other factors.

The next step is to take into consideration any knowledge of his known background, before adoption, If your dog is a traditionally reserved breed, and has suffered any physical abuse or isolation, he's not going to love unknown children or adults running up to him, grabbing for him or brandishing sticks at him.

There are now quite a number of dog rescue groups dedicated specifically to finding new homes for senior dogs (see Rescue organizations specializing in senior dogs), and most shelters will now give a chance at adoption to adult dogs (over age 4), and to «seniors» (over age 6 or 7).

Join us on Friday, November 25th for the Kansas Humane Society's annual Black Friday Adoption Event where black or mostly black animals are FREE and adult dogs and kittens are just $ 25.

As an adult dog, Beau fit one of the criteria for a Pets for Patriots adoption, which includes adult and special needs pets, as well as large dogs.

The adoption fee include vaccinations, a vet visit, microchip (most of the times), spay and neuter (for adult dogs), and a temperament test (in same case a professional evaluation or training).

No unclaimed dog or cat shall be released for adoption without being reproductively neutered or without written contract with the adopter guaranteeing that the animal will be neutered within 30 days for adult animals or by a specified future date in the contract for puppies or kittens.

Our adoption fees are $ 150 for an adult dog and $ 200 for a puppy.

When he asked about the cost to adopt her, the shelter staff told him that the adoption fee would be waived if John adopted the dog through Pets for Patriots, a national companion pet adoption program dedicated to pairing the most overlooked shelter pets — adults, large breed dogs and special needs animals — with veterans and active duty military.