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Areas Lost Cove Animal Sanctuary serves
We are located in both AZ and in IL, but will adopt to other states if they pass the application process
Lost Cove Animal Sanctuary's adoption process
1.
Submit Application
Email pmabare@gmail.com for an application to be sent to you.
2.
Interview
We do an interview after the application and vet check.
3.
Approve Application
Must pass the vet check and interview.
4.
Meet the Pet
You can meet the pet after all is approved.
5.
Sign Adoption Contract
If you meet the pet and it seems like a good fit, you sign the contract, pay the fee and take the pet home with you at the same time.
Additional adoption info
We also follow up and check on each pet after they are adopted and they can contact us anytime if they have issues or need to return the pet.
We also follow up and check on each pet after they are adopted and they can contact us anytime if they have issues or need to return the pet.
About Lost Cove Animal Sanctuary
We moved here from Illinois with the idea that we would stop doing rescue. But soon it was realized, rescue is not a job, it’s a passion. Pam started a rescue organization called Illinois Doberman Rescue Plus in the Chicago area in 2003 which specialized in Dobermans and English Bulldogs, but we did many other breeds as well. She stepped down and moved 2016 because she really wanted to own a coffee shop. While running the coffee shop many people would ask for help with their animals in one way or another and that is when Joe the rooster entered the picture. A woman asked if we could take Joe in as he was in a bad situation and his feet appeared to have frostbite on them. We said yes to Joe and that opened the doors to the idea of a sanctuary for animals like Joe and to taking in and adopting out animals in need again. . We will only be doing a few dogs at a time.
We moved here from Illinois with the idea that we would stop doing rescue. But soon it was realized, rescue is not a job, it’s a passion. Pam started a rescue organization called Illinois Doberman Rescue Plus in the Chicago area in 2003 which specialized in Dobermans and English Bulldogs, but we did many other breeds as well. She stepped down and moved 2016 because she really wanted to own a coffee shop. While running the coffee shop many people would ask for help with their animals in one way or another and that is when Joe the rooster entered the picture. A woman asked if we could take Joe in as he was in a bad situation and his feet appeared to have frostbite on them. We said yes to Joe and that opened the doors to the idea of a sanctuary for animals like Joe and to taking in and adopting out animals in need again. . We will only be doing a few dogs at a time.
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