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We are a Non-Profit Animal Foundation dedicated to helping animals in Miami-Dade and Broward County. We help raise funds to assist rescues, strays and owner surrender pets get spayed/neutered/ immunized, rehabilitated and help find them forever homes.
Rescue Paws 4 Furry Hearts's adoption process
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In order to schedule a meet and greet with an adoptable pet, you must complete and adoption application for us to review and check references. We then schedule a meet and greet and if you wish to adopt, you must complete an adoption contract and we do a home visit to ensure that your home meets the needs of the adoptable pet. Adoption fees are $250.00 for dogs older than 1 year old and puppies younger than 1 year old are $300.00. Kittens are $60.00 and adult cats we will typically do the TNR process to prevent overpopulation. If a puppy or kitten is adopted, the adopter must sign a spay/neuter release form and give a refundable 150.00 for female puppies, 100.00 for male puppies and 30.00 for kittens. Your check will be returned once your new pet is spayed/neutered at the vet of our choice. Kittens are spayed/neutered at MDAS and puppies undergo surgery at one of our participating vets.
In order to schedule a meet and greet with an adoptable pet, you must complete and adoption application for us to review and check references. We then schedule a meet and greet and if you wish to adopt, you must complete an adoption contract and we do a home visit to ensure that your home meets the needs of the adoptable pet. Adoption fees are $250.00 for dogs older than 1 year old and puppies younger than 1 year old are $300.00. Kittens are $60.00 and adult cats we will typically do the TNR process to prevent overpopulation. If a puppy or kitten is adopted, the adopter must sign a spay/neuter release form and give a refundable 150.00 for female puppies, 100.00 for male puppies and 30.00 for kittens. Your check will be returned once your new pet is spayed/neutered at the vet of our choice. Kittens are spayed/neutered at MDAS and puppies undergo surgery at one of our participating vets.
About Rescue Paws 4 Furry Hearts
My name is Sandra McGlynn. I am a full time School Counselor at an Elementary School. In addition I decided to start my own Non-Profit Animal Foundation to help rehabilitate pets and help them find forever homes. I have a passion for animals and my mission is to educate, spay/neuter and rehabilitate our homeless pet population.
My name is Sandra McGlynn. I am a full time School Counselor at an Elementary School. In addition I decided to start my own Non-Profit Animal Foundation to help rehabilitate pets and help them find forever homes. I have a passion for animals and my mission is to educate, spay/neuter and rehabilitate our homeless pet population.
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