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Areas Lily's Pad Rescue serves
Washington, Oregon, Idaho, California. We home nationwide for the right family.
Lily's Pad Rescue's adoption process
1.
Submit Application
Applications completed online at www.lilyspadrescue.org
2.
Interview
3.
Home Check
We try to do meet and greets and home checks at the same time.
4.
Approve Application
5.
Sign Adoption Contract
We sign the contract at the time the adoption fee is paid, both due prior to transporting the dog to his or her new home.
6.
Take the Pet Home
Additional adoption info
If you are not local to us, we have rescue partners who will complete home checks. We also do like to have photos of your home, specifically the places the pup will be spending their time. We very diligently check references, so please make sure to include them. Applications without references will not move forward in the adoption process. If you do not currently have a vet, explain why and we can offer resources in your area.
If you are not local to us, we have rescue partners who will complete home checks. We also do like to have photos of your home, specifically the places the pup will be spending their time. We very diligently check references, so please make sure to include them. Applications without references will not move forward in the adoption process. If you do not currently have a vet, explain why and we can offer resources in your area.
Lily's Pad Rescue is focused on special needs/medically needy English and French Bulldogs. We started LPR after adopting Lilypad, an English Bulldog with Spina Bifida. We found this huge need in the community of helping these incredible dogs find their families. Our goal is to educate others on the care of bulldogs with special needs, so these kiddos have a chance at a great quality of life. We stay along side our adoptive families lifelong, because we know the extra attention that goes in to care, we want you to have a positive experience, but also we are dedicated to the lives we helped to save.
Lily's Pad Rescue is focused on special needs/medically needy English and French Bulldogs. We started LPR after adopting Lilypad, an English Bulldog with Spina Bifida. We found this huge need in the community of helping these incredible dogs find their families. Our goal is to educate others on the care of bulldogs with special needs, so these kiddos have a chance at a great quality of life. We stay along side our adoptive families lifelong, because we know the extra attention that goes in to care, we want you to have a positive experience, but also we are dedicated to the lives we helped to save.
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