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Areas We Are Not Disposable serves
It is We Are Not Disposable's mission,to fundraise with the main purpose being sponsorship of animals already in the care of 501(c)(3) non-profit animal rescue groups or other state registered non-profit animal rescue groups with funding for extraordinary veterinary expenses or to provide sponsorship to these same 501(c)(3) non-profit animal rescue groups or other state registered non-profit animal rescue groups to assist with initial “vetting” and “pull” expenses associated with taking an animal from a shelter; to rescue animals from potentially harmful and/or neglectful situations or from various shelters; to provide care, a safe haven and rehabilitative services for the life of the animal or until the animal can be placed with a loving adoptive home and to provide sponsorship to families in need for veterinary expenses to keep the animal with their existing family.
We have pets in different states so check the dog's listing to see where they are located.
We Are Not Disposable's adoption process
1.
Submit Application
2.
Approve Application
We will contact you to talk about if the dog is the right match for you. We will also check your Vet ref and a couple of personal refs
3.
Home Check
Someone will visit your home to make sure things are safe for a new pet.
4.
Sign Adoption Contract
5.
Pay Fee
6.
Take the Pet Home
We'll keep in touch the first few weeks and as long as you need to make sure the pet is adjusting in your home.
Additional adoption info
You will be required to fill out an application and a home visit done before approval and before any dogs can be seen for the safety of the dogs and foster homes.
If interested in any of the dogs please contact us for more information. Or you can fill out an application to get the process started.
To fill out an application please go here
https://goo.gl/forms/YN6oH5XmnyzUyNnd2
You will be required to fill out an application and a home visit done before approval and before any dogs can be seen for the safety of the dogs and foster homes.
If interested in any of the dogs please contact us for more information. Or you can fill out an application to get the process started.
To fill out an application please go here
https://goo.gl/forms/YN6oH5XmnyzUyNnd2
SPECIAL NOTE: If you need help with dog training and issues you maybe having with your dog please email Nadine at WANDPETS@gmail.com We want to help dogs stay in their happy homes.
SPECIAL NOTE: If you need help with dog training and issues you maybe having with your dog please email Nadine at WANDPETS@gmail.com We want to help dogs stay in their happy homes.
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