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We are a dog rescue located in Virgina Beach, Virginia. We serve all areas, mainly those located within Virginia and neighboring states.
K9 Justice League's adoption process
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Every dog that enters our rescue is updated on all vaccines, spayed/neutered, micro-chipped, and kept current on flea and heart worm prevention. During their stay with us, all dogs receive training with house manners, socialization, and basic obedience. We screen all adopting families to ensure a perfect permanent placement. We ask for an adoption fee of $150, with covers some of the costs that we incur for caring for each rescue dog. As a non profit rescue, we rely solely on donations from the public to continue to rescue needy dogs.
Every dog that enters our rescue is updated on all vaccines, spayed/neutered, micro-chipped, and kept current on flea and heart worm prevention. During their stay with us, all dogs receive training with house manners, socialization, and basic obedience. We screen all adopting families to ensure a perfect permanent placement. We ask for an adoption fee of $150, with covers some of the costs that we incur for caring for each rescue dog. As a non profit rescue, we rely solely on donations from the public to continue to rescue needy dogs.
About K9 Justice League
Thousands of dogs enter animal shelters every year and many of those dogs never find new homes. Whether the dogs needed a little more training and/or socialization, were sick and needed medical care, or just ran out of time in a crowded facility... these dogs need more help. With many years of experience in animal rescue, Jessica Wilde and Tiffany Gray united to form this organization to help as many of these dogs in need as possible. The K9 Justice League is a nonprofit organization formed in 2008 in Virginia Beach, Virginia. It is owned and operated by it's founders Jessica Wilde and Tiffany Gray. The K9 Justice League works locally and in surrounding areas rescuing and re-homing dogs in need. An amazing group of dedicated friends, family, and volunteers help with keeping this rescue up and running.
Thousands of dogs enter animal shelters every year and many of those dogs never find new homes. Whether the dogs needed a little more training and/or socialization, were sick and needed medical care, or just ran out of time in a crowded facility... these dogs need more help. With many years of experience in animal rescue, Jessica Wilde and Tiffany Gray united to form this organization to help as many of these dogs in need as possible. The K9 Justice League is a nonprofit organization formed in 2008 in Virginia Beach, Virginia. It is owned and operated by it's founders Jessica Wilde and Tiffany Gray. The K9 Justice League works locally and in surrounding areas rescuing and re-homing dogs in need. An amazing group of dedicated friends, family, and volunteers help with keeping this rescue up and running.
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