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Areas Rise and Shine Pit Bull Rescue serves
Harnett County, Dunn, Erwin, Lillington, Sanford, Angier
Rise and Shine Pit Bull Rescue's adoption process
1.
Submit Application
To begin, please complete our adoption application. A volunteer will review your information and contact you within a few days.
2.
Meet the Pet
This is the fun part! During your meet-n-greet, you will have an chance to ask questions and spend quality time getting to know each other.
3.
Interview
Next steps include a brief interview and home visit to ensure we are making the best match for each dog and family.
4.
Sign Adoption Contract
Lastly, we will review and have you sign our adoption contract and pay the adoption fee of $180.
Additional adoption info
We ask prospective families to carefully consider the requirements and commitments of adopting a dog before you begin the adoption process. Dogs are family and need a lifetime of love.
The following requirements will need to be met in order to move forward with adopting from Rise and Shine Pit Bull Rescue:
• At this time we are adopting to adopters who live within an 1.5 hour radius of Lillington, NC
• We expect all of our dogs to be inside dogs – in a home environment
• No HOA or rental restrictions
• We will conduct a home visit and contact references
• Be able to provide any necessary training and vet care when necessary
• Understand the need for decompression and proper introductions with other animals
• Lots and lots of LOVE
We ask prospective families to carefully consider the requirements and commitments of adopting a dog before you begin the adoption process. Dogs are family and need a lifetime of love.
The following requirements will need to be met in order to move forward with adopting from Rise and Shine Pit Bull Rescue:
• At this time we are adopting to adopters who live within an 1.5 hour radius of Lillington, NC
• We expect all of our dogs to be inside dogs – in a home environment
• No HOA or rental restrictions
• We will conduct a home visit and contact references
• Be able to provide any necessary training and vet care when necessary
• Understand the need for decompression and proper introductions with other animals
• Lots and lots of LOVE
Rise and Shine Pit Bull Rescue is a volunteer operated, 501c3 non-profit, dedicated to elevating the lives of Pit bull dogs in central NC through rescue, advocacy and kindness cooperative efforts.
Rise and Shine Pit Bull Rescue is a volunteer operated, 501c3 non-profit, dedicated to elevating the lives of Pit bull dogs in central NC through rescue, advocacy and kindness cooperative efforts.
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