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VALKYRIE SIBERIAN HUSKY AND NORTHERN BREED RESCUE IS AN ORANGE COUNTY VERMONT NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION COMMITTED TO HELPING ANIMAL SHELTERS AND INDIVIDUAL OWNERS IN THE REHABILITATION AND RE-HOMING OF ABANDONED AND UNWANTED SIBERIAN HUSKIES AND THEIR FELLOW NORTHERN BREED DOGS. ALL OF OUR AVAILABLE DOGS AND PUPPIES ARE LOCATED WITHIN ORANGE COUNTY VERMONT AT VARIOUS FOSTER HOMES.
Valkyrie Siberian Husky and Northern Breed Rescue Inc.'s adoption process
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Adoption Requirements
A few of the requirements for adopting a dog from us:
You MUST be at least 21 with either your own home or written (and verifiable by phone and in writing) landlord permission.
We WILL conduct a home check, where we will wish to meet all members of the family. (both 2 legged and 4 legged)
We prefer you to have a minimum 4 foot high fence around the doggie play area of no smaller than 400 square feet .
We INSIST all current pets to be up to date on all vaccinations and altered.
Please have a through understanding of Northern Breed's before contacting us.
Incomplete and improperly filled out applications will not be processed.
You must be pre-approved prior to meeting any of our rescue dogs/puppies.
Due to recieving a few bad checks we can no longer accept personnel checks for adoption fee's.
Adoption fee's are to be paid by either cash or Postal Money Order only.
All of our dogs/puppies are up to date on their vaccines, microchipped, crate trained, on monthly flea preventative and heart worm preventative (age approprite).
They also will have a collar, leash, metal bowl, bag of food, and favorite toy to go to their new homes with. Occasionally crates are provided to specific dogs.
Adoption Requirements
A few of the requirements for adopting a dog from us:
You MUST be at least 21 with either your own home or written (and verifiable by phone and in writing) landlord permission.
We WILL conduct a home check, where we will wish to meet all members of the family. (both 2 legged and 4 legged)
We prefer you to have a minimum 4 foot high fence around the doggie play area of no smaller than 400 square feet .
We INSIST all current pets to be up to date on all vaccinations and altered.
Please have a through understanding of Northern Breed's before contacting us.
Incomplete and improperly filled out applications will not be processed.
You must be pre-approved prior to meeting any of our rescue dogs/puppies.
Due to recieving a few bad checks we can no longer accept personnel checks for adoption fee's.
Adoption fee's are to be paid by either cash or Postal Money Order only.
All of our dogs/puppies are up to date on their vaccines, microchipped, crate trained, on monthly flea preventative and heart worm preventative (age approprite).
They also will have a collar, leash, metal bowl, bag of food, and favorite toy to go to their new homes with. Occasionally crates are provided to specific dogs.
About Valkyrie Siberian Husky and Northern Breed Rescue Inc.
V.S.H.A.N.B.R. Is a small group of people concerned with the welfare of the Siberian Husky and Northern Breed dogs, in and around New England. We are based in beautiful, rural Orange County Vermont. All of our volunteers have day jobs, as well as our own dogs, and cats and various other critters running around our lives. We have no shelter to house the dogs/puppies in our program, but rely on our foster parents to care for them as their own. An appointment will be needed to view any animals up for adoption. Please remember that any phone numbers listed are to our own private homes, we ask that calls be made after 9AM and before 8PM on any given day. Our preferred method of conversing is via e-mail info@vshanbr.com
V.S.H.A.N.B.R. Is a small group of people concerned with the welfare of the Siberian Husky and Northern Breed dogs, in and around New England. We are based in beautiful, rural Orange County Vermont. All of our volunteers have day jobs, as well as our own dogs, and cats and various other critters running around our lives. We have no shelter to house the dogs/puppies in our program, but rely on our foster parents to care for them as their own. An appointment will be needed to view any animals up for adoption. Please remember that any phone numbers listed are to our own private homes, we ask that calls be made after 9AM and before 8PM on any given day. Our preferred method of conversing is via e-mail info@vshanbr.com
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