Our Featured Aurora, CO Partner:
Colorado Japanese Chin Rescue, Inc.
Dog adoption saves lives. Adopt a dog and you'll have a friend for life! Contact us, or contact another local humane society, animal shelter or SPCA.
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P.O. Box 470533 Aurora, CO 80047 |
(720) 288-8436 http://www.cjcrescue.com |
Cities, Towns, and/or Counties We Serve:
We are a non profit group of volunteers who rescue, rehabilitate and rehome unwanted Japanese Chin Dogs. All dogs are in individual homes and never in a kennel. We take in unwanted Chins from Colorado and the surrounding Rocky Mountain RegionAbout Our Rescue Group:
We are a small group of volunteers who are dedicated to finding forever homes for unwanted Japanese Chins. All of our adoption fees and donations are 100% used for the care and veterinary expense of the animals in our care. Most times our adoption fees do not cover the medical expense of the dogs, however with public donations, grants and fund raising, we are able to provide the dogs in our care with whatever veterinary care they need, including specialty surgeries, dentals, microchipping. All of our dogs are spay/neutered, microchipped, vaccinated including rabies, and most have been given a dental prior to adoption. We disclose all medical records to our adopters as well as any known behavior issues.Come Meet our Pets:
Since all of our pets are being fostered in homes through out Colorado, potential adopters can meet our dogs, via appointment or adoption events which are listed on our website.Our Adoption Process:
Our adoption fees are based on the age of the dog;Puppies 1 year and less $350.00
Adults 1 to 8 years $275.00
Seniors 8+ (adoption fees range from $100 to $200, based on the age and health of the dog)
We require an application, reference checks, including a veterinarian, and a home visit for every adoption.
We make every effort to make sure that each dog is matched up with the right family based on both the family and dogs needs. Our dogs many times have been transitioned many times and we are looking for forever homes for each dog.

