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Positive Alternatives to Shelter Surrender
2608 Progress Rd,
Baton Rouge, LA 70807
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Emailpass@caabr.org
Phone(225) 366-7277
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Areas Positive Alternatives to Shelter Surrender serves
East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana
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Additional adoption info
$100 for puppies
$100 dogs 25 pounds or less at adulthood
$100 for pure breed dogs
$ 80 for mixed adult dogs 25 pounds or more
$ 80 for cats, DSH or DLH
$100 for pure breed cats
Adoption Contract required.
All pets will be vet checked, vaccinated or spayed/neutered prior to adoption.
$100 for puppies
$100 dogs 25 pounds or less at adulthood
$100 for pure breed dogs
$ 80 for mixed adult dogs 25 pounds or more
$ 80 for cats, DSH or DLH
$100 for pure breed cats
Adoption Contract required.
All pets will be vet checked, vaccinated or spayed/neutered prior to adoption.
About Positive Alternatives to Shelter Surrender
Positive Alternatives to Shelter Surrender works with the public to offer them assistance to help them keep their pets instead of surrendering them to the shelter. We network with animal behaviorists and provide low cost medical options. If the owner cannot keep their pet, we ask them to "foster" their pet instead of surrendering him or her to the shelter, while we search for a new forever home with ad placements. All responses are directed to our email address or hotline number, the owners contact information is not divulged in our rehoming ads. We require pets be up to date on vaccinations and spayed or neutered before being rehomed and require proof of same. If the pet is not up to date on vaccinations or spayed or neutered, we assist them in having this done. The owner has the final decision on who their pets new family will be. We charge a rehoming fee.
Positive Alternatives to Shelter Surrender works with the public to offer them assistance to help them keep their pets instead of surrendering them to the shelter. We network with animal behaviorists and provide low cost medical options. If the owner cannot keep their pet, we ask them to "foster" their pet instead of surrendering him or her to the shelter, while we search for a new forever home with ad placements. All responses are directed to our email address or hotline number, the owners contact information is not divulged in our rehoming ads. We require pets be up to date on vaccinations and spayed or neutered before being rehomed and require proof of same. If the pet is not up to date on vaccinations or spayed or neutered, we assist them in having this done. The owner has the final decision on who their pets new family will be. We charge a rehoming fee.
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