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Casey's Place
610 Winchester Road,
Jacksonville, NC 28546
ContactJoseph Flood
Emailfloods0715@hotmail.com
Phone(910) 545-1846
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We are a husband and wife team, who starting rescueing dogs in the early 1980's in Pa. We belong to collie rescue but rescue all breeds and mixes. We live in Onslow county,but pull from shelters in Pender, Whitville, and Horry county in South Carolina.. We place dogs in Norht Carolina, South Carolina, Fl, Virginia and Pa.
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We require a home check, vet reference if possible and a signed agreement that the animal be return to us if the adoption does not work out. We do not charge a fee but request a donation be made to animal rescue, of their choice.
We require a home check, vet reference if possible and a signed agreement that the animal be return to us if the adoption does not work out. We do not charge a fee but request a donation be made to animal rescue, of their choice.
About Casey's Place
My huband and I are CPR and FirstAid instructors. I am a nurse and my husband is a mental health counciler. We have four grown children and always had several dogs, always from shelters. We work closely with local rescue groups, and shelter personnel. We currently have twenty-five dogs looking for forever home. At our own expense, we spay or neuter, treat for heartworm if necessary , provide all vaccinations and any other necessary vet procedures. All our dogs are inside dogs, and are housebroken and on heartworm medications. Both my husband and I were only children so our dogs were are best friends. Collies were the first breed we rescued as I was raised with them but seeing so many beautiful aminals in need we respond whenever we can to help.
My huband and I are CPR and FirstAid instructors. I am a nurse and my husband is a mental health counciler. We have four grown children and always had several dogs, always from shelters. We work closely with local rescue groups, and shelter personnel. We currently have twenty-five dogs looking for forever home. At our own expense, we spay or neuter, treat for heartworm if necessary , provide all vaccinations and any other necessary vet procedures. All our dogs are inside dogs, and are housebroken and on heartworm medications. Both my husband and I were only children so our dogs were are best friends. Collies were the first breed we rescued as I was raised with them but seeing so many beautiful aminals in need we respond whenever we can to help.
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