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Areas Gods Will Small Dog Sanctuary serves
Maryland, Washington DC, Virginia
Gods Will Small Dog Sanctuary's adoption process
Additional adoption info
Application is required, Vet reference Check is done, Home visit is done. If the adopters take a dog under 6 months old then they have to have them spayed/neutered by the time they are 6 months old. There is a contract that is filled out and signed by the adopters and us. The adopters have to provide proof that the dog has been altered and if they do not then the contract is void and we will retrieve the dog back. The fees for the dogs are 0-6 months-325.00 which includes the cost of transport and routine vetting, 7 months-9 years is 280.00 which includes the cost of routine vetting, transport and spay or neuter if necessary. 10 years and old is 200.00 which includes routine vetting and transport.
Application is required, Vet reference Check is done, Home visit is done. If the adopters take a dog under 6 months old then they have to have them spayed/neutered by the time they are 6 months old. There is a contract that is filled out and signed by the adopters and us. The adopters have to provide proof that the dog has been altered and if they do not then the contract is void and we will retrieve the dog back. The fees for the dogs are 0-6 months-325.00 which includes the cost of transport and routine vetting, 7 months-9 years is 280.00 which includes the cost of routine vetting, transport and spay or neuter if necessary. 10 years and old is 200.00 which includes routine vetting and transport.
About Gods Will Small Dog Sanctuary
We are a small organization who focus mostly on senior dogs who have found themselves in high kill shelters through no fault of their own. We believe that when you fall in love with a senior dog there is nothing like it and they deserve the respect of being in a good home till it's their time to go. We also have younger dogs that we find homes for as well, we pull from High Kill Shelters.
We do it for the love of the dogs and not wanting there lives to end because they have some how wound up in a kill shelter.
We are a small organization who focus mostly on senior dogs who have found themselves in high kill shelters through no fault of their own. We believe that when you fall in love with a senior dog there is nothing like it and they deserve the respect of being in a good home till it's their time to go. We also have younger dogs that we find homes for as well, we pull from High Kill Shelters.
We do it for the love of the dogs and not wanting there lives to end because they have some how wound up in a kill shelter.
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