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Areas Ordinary Miracles Canine Rescue serves
Ordinary Miracles Canine Rescue was formed in 2011 to rescue and re-home abused, unwanted and abandoned dogs in San Antonio, Texas and the surrounding areas.
We also hope to raise awareness of the plight of companion canines in this city and educate the public on responsible pet ownership one foster and adopter at a time.
All our dogs are examined, vaccinated, spayed or neutered, microchipped and receive any and all necessary medical treatment before they are placed into carefully screened adoptive homes.
Ordinary Miracles Canine Rescue's adoption process
Additional adoption info
Once you fill out the application on our website we will check personal and vet references and verify that your pets are up to date on their vaccinations and heartworm preventative. Once complete we will schedule a home visit to get to know you better and determine if one of our rescue dogs is the right fit for your household.
Once a match is made we require a contract and an adoption fee of $175. All our dogs are spayed/neutered, up to date on vaccinations and heartworm preventative and microchipped. If at any time you cannot keep your adopted dog, OMCR requires that they be returned to us.
Once you fill out the application on our website we will check personal and vet references and verify that your pets are up to date on their vaccinations and heartworm preventative. Once complete we will schedule a home visit to get to know you better and determine if one of our rescue dogs is the right fit for your household.
Once a match is made we require a contract and an adoption fee of $175. All our dogs are spayed/neutered, up to date on vaccinations and heartworm preventative and microchipped. If at any time you cannot keep your adopted dog, OMCR requires that they be returned to us.
About Ordinary Miracles Canine Rescue
Ordinary Miracles Canine Rescue was formed in 2011 to rescue and re-home abused, unwanted and abandoned dogs in San Antonio, Texas and the surrounding areas.
We also hope to raise awareness of the plight of companion canines in this city and educate the public on responsible pet ownership one foster and adopter at a time.
All our dogs are examined, vaccinated, spayed or neutered, microchipped and receive any and all necessary medical treatment before they are placed into carefully screened adoptive homes.
Ordinary Miracles Canine Rescue was formed in 2011 to rescue and re-home abused, unwanted and abandoned dogs in San Antonio, Texas and the surrounding areas.
We also hope to raise awareness of the plight of companion canines in this city and educate the public on responsible pet ownership one foster and adopter at a time.
All our dogs are examined, vaccinated, spayed or neutered, microchipped and receive any and all necessary medical treatment before they are placed into carefully screened adoptive homes.
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