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Mooch's Mastiff Rescue
Houston, TX 77339
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Houston, TX
Mooch's Mastiff Rescue's adoption process
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Our adoption process first requires the completion of the adoption application. Then, you will be home checked. Please be patient as this is all volunteer time and sometimes takes awhile to complete. The mastiff must be able to live inside and interact with the family, you must have a fenced in area and mastiffs will rarely be adopted to families with children under the age of 12, unless we are sure the mastiff has lived with children previously. Depending upon which mastiff and which breed of mastiff you are interested in, mastiffs are normally not adopted to families with the same sex dog. If you have a male, you can only adopt a female and vice versa.
Once you are approved and you have chosen your mastiff and the mastiff fits your circumstances, you will be required to sign an adoption agreement.
The mastiff you adopt will be altered, gotten up-to-date on it's shots, microchipped and completely vet checked. The adoption fee is $350.00, unless stated otherwise. For dogs other than mastiffs listed, the adoption fee varies.
Our adoption process first requires the completion of the adoption application. Then, you will be home checked. Please be patient as this is all volunteer time and sometimes takes awhile to complete. The mastiff must be able to live inside and interact with the family, you must have a fenced in area and mastiffs will rarely be adopted to families with children under the age of 12, unless we are sure the mastiff has lived with children previously. Depending upon which mastiff and which breed of mastiff you are interested in, mastiffs are normally not adopted to families with the same sex dog. If you have a male, you can only adopt a female and vice versa.
Once you are approved and you have chosen your mastiff and the mastiff fits your circumstances, you will be required to sign an adoption agreement.
The mastiff you adopt will be altered, gotten up-to-date on it's shots, microchipped and completely vet checked. The adoption fee is $350.00, unless stated otherwise. For dogs other than mastiffs listed, the adoption fee varies.
About Mooch's Mastiff Rescue
Mooch's Mastiff Rescue is dedicated to the rescue of the mastiff breed.
Mooch's Mastiff Rescue is dedicated to the rescue of the mastiff breed.
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