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We are a non-profit 501C3 no kill shelter. We are based in Lee County Florida, All funds come out of our pocket and donations from the public. We started in March 2009 and happy to announce we have place over 2500 pets into loving homes. We do not specialize in any certain breed, we take in as long as we have room for them. Dogs as large as Akita to tiny chihuahua, We also have many cats all ages, and size's.
Forever Pets, Inc.'s adoption process
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Our adoption process is quite simple, You must fill out an application and contract. We like to know where you live, and owner ship of property, Who is your vet, how many pets do you own at this time. our fees for cats are $50.00 kittens $100 senior and adult dogs vary from $50.00 to $200.00 depending on our vet care for them. Our puppies fees are $300.00 to $400.00 depending on our expense of vet care. Since we are a no kill all animals are vetted the same week we get them in so they are ready to go home without a long waiting period.
Our adoption process is quite simple, You must fill out an application and contract. We like to know where you live, and owner ship of property, Who is your vet, how many pets do you own at this time. our fees for cats are $50.00 kittens $100 senior and adult dogs vary from $50.00 to $200.00 depending on our vet care for them. Our puppies fees are $300.00 to $400.00 depending on our expense of vet care. Since we are a no kill all animals are vetted the same week we get them in so they are ready to go home without a long waiting period.
About Forever Pets, Inc.
We started our small shelter in March 2009, Prior to that we helped other rescues. Decided we would go on our own. We are retired so we do not take a paycheck. All are volunteers and loving every day of this life. We have had many pets come in and need extensive vet care out of our pocket. We do not flaunt the poor animals to get extra donations. Once they are ready to be adopted we'll have them up for adoption. We do get in young puppies and kittens at times. We have a wonderful vet that will spay/neuter them at eight weeks old, providing they are healthy enough.
We started our small shelter in March 2009, Prior to that we helped other rescues. Decided we would go on our own. We are retired so we do not take a paycheck. All are volunteers and loving every day of this life. We have had many pets come in and need extensive vet care out of our pocket. We do not flaunt the poor animals to get extra donations. Once they are ready to be adopted we'll have them up for adoption. We do get in young puppies and kittens at times. We have a wonderful vet that will spay/neuter them at eight weeks old, providing they are healthy enough.
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