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Areas DRAW Dog Rescue Around Washington serves
Western Washington and Oregon
DRAW Dog Rescue Around Washington's adoption process
Additional adoption info
We require an adoption application to be filled out completely and verified before any of our pets are met. Then we proceed with arranging a meet and greet and home check. We require fenced yards and agreement of all family members as a pet is the responsibility of the whole family.
We require an adoption application to be filled out completely and verified before any of our pets are met. Then we proceed with arranging a meet and greet and home check. We require fenced yards and agreement of all family members as a pet is the responsibility of the whole family.
About DRAW Dog Rescue Around Washington
Dog Rescue Around Washington was formed in 2004 by four women involved in rescue who have likeminded values and passion for the dogs in crisis in the world. We do not have a shelter but rely on volunteer foster homes. Almost all of our dogs are hand picked from surrounding shelters, dogs at risk of euthanasia. Our goal is to put as many temperamentally sound dogs into responsible homes as possible. To achieve that goal, we take our time getting to know each adoptable dog, socializing and training them as needed. We see to any medical need from the basics to the extreme.
We specialize in dogs that are particularly at risk due to age, breed, or overpopulation. Many of our dogs are in our rescue simply because no one else wanted them.
We consider those who have adopted from us, family. We are here to help for life. Adopting from us gives you someone to call in crisis, someone to offer advice and assistance. Even though your new dog now belongs to you, we feel it is our responsibility to stand by you to make your dogs life with you a success.
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Dog Rescue Around Washington was formed in 2004 by four women involved in rescue who have likeminded values and passion for the dogs in crisis in the world. We do not have a shelter but rely on volunteer foster homes. Almost all of our dogs are hand picked from surrounding shelters, dogs at risk of euthanasia. Our goal is to put as many temperamentally sound dogs into responsible homes as possible. To achieve that goal, we take our time getting to know each adoptable dog, socializing and training them as needed. We see to any medical need from the basics to the extreme.
We specialize in dogs that are particularly at risk due to age, breed, or overpopulation. Many of our dogs are in our rescue simply because no one else wanted them.
We consider those who have adopted from us, family. We are here to help for life. Adopting from us gives you someone to call in crisis, someone to offer advice and assistance. Even though your new dog now belongs to you, we feel it is our responsibility to stand by you to make your dogs life with you a success.
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