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Areas Animal Refuge Center Inc. serves
Hardin County Kentucky
Animal Refuge Center Inc.'s adoption process
Additional adoption info
The Animal Refuge Center screens all prospective pet adopters before adoption. Adopters must be prepared to give references and pass a “good pet owner” check before the application will be approved. If for example you give us a reference for a veterinarian when we inquire as to your responsibility in keeping up with spay, neuter, vaccinations and other prevention, and the veterinarian gives a poor report or can not find you in their records, the application will be denied.
Adoption Fees: $60 for Cats, $85 for Dogs
All our pets are spayed, neutered, and up-to-date on all shots. Our dogs have been tested and are presently on Heartworm prevention. The Animal Refuge Center has these and many more pets waiting for a good home. Note: The Animal Refuge Center has a "No-Declaw" policy. Our cats are too old to be declawed without risk of serious behavioral problems.
If you are interested in adoption, first visit our adoption policies online http://animalrefugecenter.org/adoption-policies/ and just fill out our handy Adoption Application right here at http://animalrefugecenter.org/adoption-application/
The Animal Refuge Center screens all prospective pet adopters before adoption. Adopters must be prepared to give references and pass a “good pet owner” check before the application will be approved. If for example you give us a reference for a veterinarian when we inquire as to your responsibility in keeping up with spay, neuter, vaccinations and other prevention, and the veterinarian gives a poor report or can not find you in their records, the application will be denied.
Adoption Fees: $60 for Cats, $85 for Dogs
All our pets are spayed, neutered, and up-to-date on all shots. Our dogs have been tested and are presently on Heartworm prevention. The Animal Refuge Center has these and many more pets waiting for a good home. Note: The Animal Refuge Center has a "No-Declaw" policy. Our cats are too old to be declawed without risk of serious behavioral problems.
If you are interested in adoption, first visit our adoption policies online http://animalrefugecenter.org/adoption-policies/ and just fill out our handy Adoption Application right here at http://animalrefugecenter.org/adoption-application/
About Animal Refuge Center Inc.
The Animal Refuge Center has served Hardin County, Kentucky since July 29, 1989. We are a non-profit, 501(c)(3) no-kill animal shelter serving homeless pets in the Radcliff/Fort Knox/ Vine Grove area. For more about us and what we do, see our About Us page at
http://animalrefugecenter.org/about/
The Animal Refuge Center has served Hardin County, Kentucky since July 29, 1989. We are a non-profit, 501(c)(3) no-kill animal shelter serving homeless pets in the Radcliff/Fort Knox/ Vine Grove area. For more about us and what we do, see our About Us page at
http://animalrefugecenter.org/about/
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