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cats at Florida Bengal Rescue/division of Bengal Rescue Network
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Areas Florida Bengal Rescue/division of Bengal Rescue Network serves
All of Florida
Florida Bengal Rescue/division of Bengal Rescue Network's adoption process
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Screening is done in multiple steps. Initially, a questionnaire is provided to the potential adopter and completion is required before any consideration is given. Veterinary references are preferred, and required if the potential adopter has current pets. Should this be the first pet, personal references are required in lieu of veterinary references. After a review of the documents, the potential adopter goes through a phone interview. A final personal (face-to-face) review and home check is done, if possible prior to any adoption. Bengal Rescue always reserves the right to terminate any adoption up to completion of the adoption contract. Adoption fees range from $50.00 to $150.00.
Screening is done in multiple steps. Initially, a questionnaire is provided to the potential adopter and completion is required before any consideration is given. Veterinary references are preferred, and required if the potential adopter has current pets. Should this be the first pet, personal references are required in lieu of veterinary references. After a review of the documents, the potential adopter goes through a phone interview. A final personal (face-to-face) review and home check is done, if possible prior to any adoption. Bengal Rescue always reserves the right to terminate any adoption up to completion of the adoption contract. Adoption fees range from $50.00 to $150.00.
About Florida Bengal Rescue/division of Bengal Rescue Network
Florida Bengal Rescue is a division of Bengal Rescue Network. As coordinator, I foster homeless Bengal Cats and coordinate other foster homes and adoptions throughout the state of Florida. There are other coordinators throughout the country, and I am also happy to get you in touch with them. If you would like to make one of these wonderful cats a member of your family, please contact me!
Florida Bengal Rescue is a division of Bengal Rescue Network. As coordinator, I foster homeless Bengal Cats and coordinate other foster homes and adoptions throughout the state of Florida. There are other coordinators throughout the country, and I am also happy to get you in touch with them. If you would like to make one of these wonderful cats a member of your family, please contact me!
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