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Areas Second Chance Animal Rescue (SCAR) serves
Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, Corrales, Gallup, Santa Fe
Second Chance Animal Rescue (SCAR)'s adoption process
Additional adoption info
After a screening (written application) and home visit, the adoption fees for our dogs are:
Senior Dogs 6 years + $75
Mixed breed dogs over 6 months $125
Puppies under 6 months $150,
Lap dogs under 20 pounds $150,
Purebred dogs (no papers) $175,
Purebred dogs with papers $250
Adoption fee includes sterilization, microchipping, and age appropriate shots.
After a screening (written application) and home visit, the adoption fees for our dogs are:
Senior Dogs 6 years + $75
Mixed breed dogs over 6 months $125
Puppies under 6 months $150,
Lap dogs under 20 pounds $150,
Purebred dogs (no papers) $175,
Purebred dogs with papers $250
Adoption fee includes sterilization, microchipping, and age appropriate shots.
About Second Chance Animal Rescue (SCAR)
Second Chance Animal Rescue is an all volunteer, no-kill group relying on foster homes for the animals we rescue until a permanent home is found. At this time, we deal primarily in dogs, but we do have a couple of cats available.
Second Chance Animal Rescue is an all volunteer, no-kill group relying on foster homes for the animals we rescue until a permanent home is found. At this time, we deal primarily in dogs, but we do have a couple of cats available.
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