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Areas Cause Four Paws serves
Since we are a very small rescue organization and serve as a sanctuary for animals that are not considered adoptable due primarily to medical reasons or emotional factors, we accommodate adoption inquiries nationwide. For example, we recently completed a cat adoption in the state of Colorado.
Cause Four Paws's adoption process
Additional adoption info
Our adoption requirements are as follows:
1. Interview process
2. Completion of an application/contract
3. Home visitation
4. Adoption fee ranging from $125.00 to $400.00 depending on the animal and circumstances.
Our adoption requirements are as follows:
1. Interview process
2. Completion of an application/contract
3. Home visitation
4. Adoption fee ranging from $125.00 to $400.00 depending on the animal and circumstances.
About Cause Four Paws
Cause Four Paws, Inc., our non-profit, 501(c) (3) organization which provides medical care, emotional rehabilitation and housing for sick, injured, abused and abandoned animals.
The focus of our efforts is to ensure that sick, abandoned and abused animals are healthy and properly socialized before being put up for adoption. What makes us unique as a rescue organization is that the animals receive high quality food, nutritional supplementation to optimize their recovery and medical interventions that extend well beyond basic care and vaccinations to ensure a quality life. When an animal has special physical needs or has been so abused that they are unable to interact safely with people, we place them in a loving, non-shelter environment for the remainder of their lives. Another unique quality of our organization is that we provide financial assistance to senior citizens on fixed incomes to obtain medical care for their companion animals in situations where they cannot afford a procedure that can prolong the quality and life of their pet. Sadly, through years of rescue, we have learned that the only love and companionship many of our seniors enjoy in their twilight years is provided by a loyal pet.
We also work with other rescue organization to assist in the placement of animals in need. Additionally, we provide education and advice to people dealing with an array issues from dealing with behavioral issues, nutrition, worming, issues associated geriatric animals, etc.
We accept donations to assist us in our efforts. We have a donation tab on our developing website: www.causefourpawstx.org. We very much appreciate your consideration in helping us help animals in need and please feel free to spread the word to others who support animal causes. Every cent goes directly to the animals and rest assured that an animal will enjoy a better life as a result of your generosity.
Cause Four Paws, Inc., our non-profit, 501(c) (3) organization which provides medical care, emotional rehabilitation and housing for sick, injured, abused and abandoned animals.
The focus of our efforts is to ensure that sick, abandoned and abused animals are healthy and properly socialized before being put up for adoption. What makes us unique as a rescue organization is that the animals receive high quality food, nutritional supplementation to optimize their recovery and medical interventions that extend well beyond basic care and vaccinations to ensure a quality life. When an animal has special physical needs or has been so abused that they are unable to interact safely with people, we place them in a loving, non-shelter environment for the remainder of their lives. Another unique quality of our organization is that we provide financial assistance to senior citizens on fixed incomes to obtain medical care for their companion animals in situations where they cannot afford a procedure that can prolong the quality and life of their pet. Sadly, through years of rescue, we have learned that the only love and companionship many of our seniors enjoy in their twilight years is provided by a loyal pet.
We also work with other rescue organization to assist in the placement of animals in need. Additionally, we provide education and advice to people dealing with an array issues from dealing with behavioral issues, nutrition, worming, issues associated geriatric animals, etc.
We accept donations to assist us in our efforts. We have a donation tab on our developing website: www.causefourpawstx.org. We very much appreciate your consideration in helping us help animals in need and please feel free to spread the word to others who support animal causes. Every cent goes directly to the animals and rest assured that an animal will enjoy a better life as a result of your generosity.
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