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Areas Animal Rescue Connection, Inc serves
Animal Rescue Connection, Inc. is a non-profit animal rescue serving Northern Colorado. Mainly Boulder, Larimer and Weld counties but help wherever we can when we can.
Animal Rescue Connection, Inc's adoption process
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We do require a contract, landlord checks if home is not owned, sometimes a home visit is required for special needs animals, and fees vary depending on the animal, usually from $50 to $150. All animals are spayed/neutered before adoption, shots are up to date, they are micro-chipped, dental work is done if needed, and we do all we can to ensure the health of the animal before adoption. We are completely transparent and if there is a health issue we will be totally up front with the potential adopter.
We do require a contract, landlord checks if home is not owned, sometimes a home visit is required for special needs animals, and fees vary depending on the animal, usually from $50 to $150. All animals are spayed/neutered before adoption, shots are up to date, they are micro-chipped, dental work is done if needed, and we do all we can to ensure the health of the animal before adoption. We are completely transparent and if there is a health issue we will be totally up front with the potential adopter.
About Animal Rescue Connection, Inc
We are a small group of dedicated people working diligently to connect Northern Colorado communities in the effort to foster a caring and nurturing environment for rescued animals and to promote animal health and behavior education. Our foster homes are carefully chosen, a small but trusted network of people who truly love animals. We do all we can to save as many as we can, and do our best to find them good, permanent, loving homes. We take in animals who are healthy, but many who are old, broken, sick, abandoned, or in danger of euthanasia in shelters for various reasons. We've even been known to help a feral kitty or two. We are no kill and believe every life matters and every life is worth saving. We do it from the heart, exhaust ourselves, cry sometimes, laugh a lot, and do this not for ourselves, but for the animals entrusted to us.
We are a small group of dedicated people working diligently to connect Northern Colorado communities in the effort to foster a caring and nurturing environment for rescued animals and to promote animal health and behavior education. Our foster homes are carefully chosen, a small but trusted network of people who truly love animals. We do all we can to save as many as we can, and do our best to find them good, permanent, loving homes. We take in animals who are healthy, but many who are old, broken, sick, abandoned, or in danger of euthanasia in shelters for various reasons. We've even been known to help a feral kitty or two. We are no kill and believe every life matters and every life is worth saving. We do it from the heart, exhaust ourselves, cry sometimes, laugh a lot, and do this not for ourselves, but for the animals entrusted to us.
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