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Areas Animal Resource Network Incorporated serves
ARNI is a volunteer network of foster homes that generally service the Eaton, Ingham, and Clinton counties in Michigan. We do offer adoption to all Michigan residents.
Animal Resource Network Incorporated's adoption process
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ARNI's adoption fee for a dog or puppy is $150 and $85 for a cat or kitten. If an animal is not spayed or neutered at the time of adoption, $25 of the adoption fee will be refunded upon receipt of proof that the pet has been altered. Our adoption process includes an application, a contract, and, depending on the animal breed, may also include personal and vet reference checks, and a home visit. We do not ship dogs under any circumstances.
ARNI's adoption fee for a dog or puppy is $150 and $85 for a cat or kitten. If an animal is not spayed or neutered at the time of adoption, $25 of the adoption fee will be refunded upon receipt of proof that the pet has been altered. Our adoption process includes an application, a contract, and, depending on the animal breed, may also include personal and vet reference checks, and a home visit. We do not ship dogs under any circumstances.
About Animal Resource Network Incorporated
Animal Resource Network Incorporated (ARNI) is a 501c(3) non-profit, non-shelter, animal welfare organization. Most of the pets placed by ARNI are released by private owners or shelters/animal control facilities that do not want a pet to be euthanized. ARNI was incorporated in 1997 and has placed more than 1,300 pets. The pets ARNI accepts for placement are housed and cared for in foster homes until a new permanent home is found for the animal. ARNI supports itself through adoption fees, donations from the general public, and fund-raising. We are also a United Way partner and can receive donations through the Capitol Area United Way campaign.
Animal Resource Network Incorporated (ARNI) is a 501c(3) non-profit, non-shelter, animal welfare organization. Most of the pets placed by ARNI are released by private owners or shelters/animal control facilities that do not want a pet to be euthanized. ARNI was incorporated in 1997 and has placed more than 1,300 pets. The pets ARNI accepts for placement are housed and cared for in foster homes until a new permanent home is found for the animal. ARNI supports itself through adoption fees, donations from the general public, and fund-raising. We are also a United Way partner and can receive donations through the Capitol Area United Way campaign.
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