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Ruff Ruff! My name is Zeuss
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Zeuss's Info...
| Breed: | Labrador Retriever/Great Dane Mix | Color: | Brindle | Age: | Young |
| Size: | Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg) | Sex: | Male |
Zeuss's Story...
Zeuss is a 13 month old neutered male. Zeuss is an intelligent dog who is willing to learn.. He has good social skills with the other dogs. I am very pleased with his progress. This is his story: We were called to check on a dog that might be in trouble. We did indeed find this beautiful little soul outside in the cold and wet, on a cement slab enduring the pain of a severe broken leg. Zeuss is healing well, and is waiting for someone to Love & Care for him and He will return your Love
Zeuss is a 13 month old neutered male. Zeuss is an intelligent dog who is willing to learn.. He has good social skills with the other dogs. I am very pleased with his progress. This is his story: We were called to check on a dog that might be in trouble. We did indeed find this beautiful little soul outside in the cold and wet, on a cement slab enduring the pain of a severe broken leg. Zeuss is healing well, and is waiting for someone to Love & Care for him and He will return your Love
Adoption fee is $75.00
Rescue Group Info...
About Our Rescue Group...
Faithful Friends Animal Advocates, Inc is a non-profit organization commited to helping our community become a place where animals are treated with kindness and respect. Further, we want to be a voice for the welfare of animals in our community through various avenues. Our goal is to build an adoption center for the Neosho, MO community in order to benefit the abused, abandoned and neglected domestic animals in our community.
Faithful Friends Animal Advocates, Inc is a non-profit organization commited to helping our community become a place where animals are treated with kindness and respect. Further, we want to be a voice for the welfare of animals in our community through various avenues. Our goal is to build an adoption center for the Neosho, MO community in order to benefit the abused, abandoned and neglected domestic animals in our community.
People
The organization is comprised of volunteers who meet nearly weekly to organize events in order that we may serve the community successfully. There are many different opportunities to volunteer and donate time or financial gifts. If you are at all interested or know someone who would like to support our efforts, please contact us.
Come Meet Our Pets...
We typically host adoption events on the first Saturday of every month. All other opportunities to meet our pets are done by appointment only.
We typically host adoption events on the first Saturday of every month. All other opportunities to meet our pets are done by appointment only.
Our Adoption Process...
If you are interested in one of our adoptable pets; first you must fill out an adoption application. Upon review, FFAA members will screen your application, a meet and greet for you and the pet will be set up. If there are no reservations on either party, the adoption contract will need to be filled out and signed. There is an adoption fee for all animals to help cover veterinary care prior to placement.
If you are interested in one of our adoptable pets; first you must fill out an adoption application. Upon review, FFAA members will screen your application, a meet and greet for you and the pet will be set up. If there are no reservations on either party, the adoption contract will need to be filled out and signed. There is an adoption fee for all animals to help cover veterinary care prior to placement.
We Serve the Following Cities, Towns, and/or Counties...
We are out of Neosho, MO in southwest Missouri. We strive to help those in need in Newton and McDonald Counties. We do not currently have a facility for holding animals, so we rely on volunteer foster homes.
We are out of Neosho, MO in southwest Missouri. We strive to help those in need in Newton and McDonald Counties. We do not currently have a facility for holding animals, so we rely on volunteer foster homes.