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dogs at Boston Terrier Rescue of Greater Houston, Inc.
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Areas Boston Terrier Rescue of Greater Houston, Inc. serves
Texas, Louisiana, and surrounding areas.
Boston Terrier Rescue of Greater Houston, Inc.'s adoption process
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All adoptions are done by application. Please visit our website (www.houstonbostonrescue.org) and click on "Adopt a Boston" at the top of the page to complete our application. Once we have approved your application, a volunteer will schedule a pre-adoptive visit with you in your home to insure a good fit with your potential adoptee. Once we have completed the above, you can meet the rescues!
All adoptions are done by application. Please visit our website (www.houstonbostonrescue.org) and click on "Adopt a Boston" at the top of the page to complete our application. Once we have approved your application, a volunteer will schedule a pre-adoptive visit with you in your home to insure a good fit with your potential adoptee. Once we have completed the above, you can meet the rescues!
About Boston Terrier Rescue of Greater Houston, Inc.
Boston Terrier Rescue is a 501(c)(3)non-profit corporation dedicated solely to the rescue, rehabilitation, and permanent placement of abandoned, neglected, abused, and unwanted Boston Terriers. Boston Terrier Rescue of Greater Houston, Inc., was founded by Karen Toupard in July 2000. Our group is comprised totally of volunteers who offer their time and talent to the mission of rescuing Boston Terriers in the states of Texas, Louisiana and surrounding areas. We do not refuse any dog, regardless of his or her background or medical condition. All dogs who come into our care are treated for illnesses, if any (most commonly heartworms); are spayed or neutered; are administered all vaccinations; are de-wormed, bathed and have their nails clipped; and are placed on flea and heartworm preventative. As of January 2007, over 450 Boston Terriers have been rescued by our group.
Boston Terrier Rescue is a 501(c)(3)non-profit corporation dedicated solely to the rescue, rehabilitation, and permanent placement of abandoned, neglected, abused, and unwanted Boston Terriers. Boston Terrier Rescue of Greater Houston, Inc., was founded by Karen Toupard in July 2000. Our group is comprised totally of volunteers who offer their time and talent to the mission of rescuing Boston Terriers in the states of Texas, Louisiana and surrounding areas. We do not refuse any dog, regardless of his or her background or medical condition. All dogs who come into our care are treated for illnesses, if any (most commonly heartworms); are spayed or neutered; are administered all vaccinations; are de-wormed, bathed and have their nails clipped; and are placed on flea and heartworm preventative. As of January 2007, over 450 Boston Terriers have been rescued by our group.
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