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cats, dogs & rabbits at Pixie's Animal Welfare Society
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Areas Pixie's Animal Welfare Society serves
Located in Livingston County but serve a wider area.
Pixie's Animal Welfare Society's adoption process
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Everyone has to fill out a pre-adopt. Some pets require a home visit. All pets have adoption fees and contracts. We are a volunteer organization so it may take a couple days to return your call or email. Thank you for your patient and understanding.
Everyone has to fill out a pre-adopt. Some pets require a home visit. All pets have adoption fees and contracts. We are a volunteer organization so it may take a couple days to return your call or email. Thank you for your patient and understanding.
About Pixie's Animal Welfare Society
Pixie's Animal Welfare Society (P.A.W.S.) is a small rescue group run solely by volunteers. We are committed to promoting 100% sterilization of companion animals in order to help reduce the number of unwanted and homeless pets. Aside from having a positive impact on pet overpopulation problem, P.A.W.S. is committed to making a difference to those animals that are homeless in our local community specifically animals at Jackson County Animal Control. By partnering up with some local veterinarians in the area and with their generosity are able to donate their time to help these injured and ill homeless pets.
All animals have been sterilized in an effort to decrease the amount of homeless pets. Age appropriate tests and vaccinations have also been given prior to adoption.
Pixie's Animal Welfare Society (P.A.W.S.) is a small rescue group run solely by volunteers. We are committed to promoting 100% sterilization of companion animals in order to help reduce the number of unwanted and homeless pets. Aside from having a positive impact on pet overpopulation problem, P.A.W.S. is committed to making a difference to those animals that are homeless in our local community specifically animals at Jackson County Animal Control. By partnering up with some local veterinarians in the area and with their generosity are able to donate their time to help these injured and ill homeless pets.
All animals have been sterilized in an effort to decrease the amount of homeless pets. Age appropriate tests and vaccinations have also been given prior to adoption.
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