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Areas Farmanity Project serves
We serve the Las Vegas Valley, Arizona regularly but open to help and home animals in many other states.
Farmanity Project's adoption process
1.
Submit Application
Take interest in an animal they see online or at an adoption event.
2.
Meet the Pet
If approved we arrange for a meet and greet.
3.
Sign Adoption Contract
The meet and greet covers an interview, meeting of the Pet. And home check if needed.
4.
Sign Adoption Contract
This is when we do the transfer of ownership and grove copy of any medical records on the animal.
5.
Pay Fee
6.
Take the Pet Home
Additional adoption info
Thank you for considering the adoption of a new family member. We have tried to make the process easy, but it does include the following steps.
Step One - The Adoption Application - https://www.farmanityproject.org/adoption-form
Step Two - The Meet & Greet
Once we review the completed application, we will set up a time for a ‘Meet and Greet’, which allows all members of your family to meet the prospective new member, making sure everyone gets along historically.
Step Three - We would schedule a time for a quick ‘Home Inspection’ and finalize the adoption.
We hope to hear from you soon.
We also help with introduction of the animal to pre-existing pets
Thank you for considering the adoption of a new family member. We have tried to make the process easy, but it does include the following steps.
Step One - The Adoption Application - https://www.farmanityproject.org/adoption-form
Step Two - The Meet & Greet
Once we review the completed application, we will set up a time for a ‘Meet and Greet’, which allows all members of your family to meet the prospective new member, making sure everyone gets along historically.
Step Three - We would schedule a time for a quick ‘Home Inspection’ and finalize the adoption.
We hope to hear from you soon.
We also help with introduction of the animal to pre-existing pets
Farmanity Project is a unique 501(C)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to saving the lives of animals and enriching the lives of people. We provide humane care and adoption for orphaned horses and large breed dogs, as well as animal-centered educational and therapeutic programs for people.
We strive to accomplish the following goals:
To improve the quality of relationships between people and pets, with emphasis on populations like Veterans, their families and others who gain comfort from the “healing connection” with companion animals.
To support and lead other animal protection and human service organizations, locally and across the country, with solid program models that help save animals and bring the healing touch of animals to local communities.
To create educational programs utilizing innovative methods to introduce the higher ideals of compassion toward animals and people, define responsible pet guardianship and make the case for the need to control companion animal overpopulation.
To provide a forever home for animals that have no adoption opportunities or require a comfortable place to live out the remainder of their life.
Not only are we operating innovative and beneficial programs for animals and people, but we are striving to teach others around the world how to successfully market and promote their programs and stop the senseless death of thousands of animals.
Farmanity Project is a unique 501(C)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to saving the lives of animals and enriching the lives of people. We provide humane care and adoption for orphaned horses and large breed dogs, as well as animal-centered educational and therapeutic programs for people.
We strive to accomplish the following goals:
To improve the quality of relationships between people and pets, with emphasis on populations like Veterans, their families and others who gain comfort from the “healing connection” with companion animals.
To support and lead other animal protection and human service organizations, locally and across the country, with solid program models that help save animals and bring the healing touch of animals to local communities.
To create educational programs utilizing innovative methods to introduce the higher ideals of compassion toward animals and people, define responsible pet guardianship and make the case for the need to control companion animal overpopulation.
To provide a forever home for animals that have no adoption opportunities or require a comfortable place to live out the remainder of their life.
Not only are we operating innovative and beneficial programs for animals and people, but we are striving to teach others around the world how to successfully market and promote their programs and stop the senseless death of thousands of animals.
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