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Areas Annie's Place serves
Most of New England
Annie's Place's adoption process
Additional adoption info
Our adoption fee is $375 and includes transport from our foster homes from the Southern States, age appropriate shots, Bordetella vaccine, wormings, Health check and Health Certificate from the Southern state where it came from as well as a Health check and Health Certificate form our Vet in NH if the animal is not picked up at transport, Spay/neuter if the animal is over 4 months old. If a pup is under the age of 6 months, a Spay/Neuter Contract is required with proof of Spay/Neuter from your vet.
Our adoption fee is $375 and includes transport from our foster homes from the Southern States, age appropriate shots, Bordetella vaccine, wormings, Health check and Health Certificate from the Southern state where it came from as well as a Health check and Health Certificate form our Vet in NH if the animal is not picked up at transport, Spay/neuter if the animal is over 4 months old. If a pup is under the age of 6 months, a Spay/Neuter Contract is required with proof of Spay/Neuter from your vet.
About Annie's Place
Annie’s Place All Breed Rescue (APABR) is a nonprofit organization devoted to rescuing homeless animals of all ages particularly from kill shelters. Most of our animals come from our Southern States where they would be euthanized for no other reason than lack of space. We then place them in adoptive homes in the North. The animals are in various foster homes in the New England area as well as in the south. As we have room up here, animals are transported to Milford, NH.
Annie’s Place All Breed Rescue (APABR) is a nonprofit organization devoted to rescuing homeless animals of all ages particularly from kill shelters. Most of our animals come from our Southern States where they would be euthanized for no other reason than lack of space. We then place them in adoptive homes in the North. The animals are in various foster homes in the New England area as well as in the south. As we have room up here, animals are transported to Milford, NH.
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