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Areas Second Chance Dog Rescue TX serves
We are located in Snyder, TX and have taken in over 2000 dogs since January 1, 2013. We are incorporated and verified as a 501c3 non-profit organization. We do all of our fostering through private fosters. All of our dogs and cats are vetted (shots, wormed, spay/neutered ) and are microchipped. Our primary base is Snyder, but we also attend adoption events in Lubbock and take in dogs from surrounding areas as space is available.
Second Chance Dog Rescue TX's adoption process
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All dogs and cats require an adoption application. All dogs and cats we pull from shelters are spayed/neutered before being adopted (without exception). Our adoption fee is $175 for adults and $200-250 for puppies to cover basic vetting and rescue fees, unforeseen vetting is absorbed by us. We try to return inquiries within 24 hours (Holidays may cause delays).
All dogs and cats require an adoption application. All dogs and cats we pull from shelters are spayed/neutered before being adopted (without exception). Our adoption fee is $175 for adults and $200-250 for puppies to cover basic vetting and rescue fees, unforeseen vetting is absorbed by us. We try to return inquiries within 24 hours (Holidays may cause delays).
About Second Chance Dog Rescue TX
We are a small rescue group located in Snyder, TX. All of our pets are kept in private homes by private fosters. We attend adoption events in Lubbock, TX on a regular basis and go to Abilene, TX on occasion. We also arrange for meet and greets here in Snyder when necessary. The rescue started in September of 2012 with rescuing one dog, and we quickly expanded our program. In the first 5 months of 2013 we have rescued 220+ dogs and about 15 cats. We are always looking for new fosters, volunteers and can always use donations. For every dog we can save there are 10X more that we can't. Our primary focus is on dogs, but we do help with kittens/cats when we can.
We are a small rescue group located in Snyder, TX. All of our pets are kept in private homes by private fosters. We attend adoption events in Lubbock, TX on a regular basis and go to Abilene, TX on occasion. We also arrange for meet and greets here in Snyder when necessary. The rescue started in September of 2012 with rescuing one dog, and we quickly expanded our program. In the first 5 months of 2013 we have rescued 220+ dogs and about 15 cats. We are always looking for new fosters, volunteers and can always use donations. For every dog we can save there are 10X more that we can't. Our primary focus is on dogs, but we do help with kittens/cats when we can.
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