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Good Sam Adult foster dogs - $300
Good Sam Senior foster dogs (7+yrs.) - $200
Good Sam Puppies - $400
Home to Home Dogs $195
Home to Home Senior Dogs (7+ years) $150
Home to Home Puppies $250
An application is required and a contract is prepared prior to adoption. These forms are listed on our website at
www.home2homepets.org/adopt-a-pet
DETAILS-ADOPTING A DOG - Good Samaritan Pet Center foster dogs are given appropriate vaccinations (including rabies), dewormed, micro-chipped and usually spayed or neutered prior to adoption. Any other vet issues are taken care of before adoption. In the event a Good Samaritan foster dog is not spayed or neutered, a $100 refundable deposit is required until proof of spay/neuter is provided. Other than a witholding fee for spay/neuter, all other adoption fees are nonrefundable. All applicants must complete an adoption application that can be found at home2homepets.org/adopt-a-pet. The adoption donation for adult dogs under the Home-to-Home Program is $195. The adoption donation for puppies is $250. The adoption donation for senior dogs (7 years of age or older) is $150. The adoption donation includes the basic canine vaccination and the spay/neuter. Puppies will be dewormed and will have received a veterinary examination. All basic needed medical care is normally provided prior to adoption.
DETAILS - ADOPTING A CAT - All applicants must complete an adoption application which can be found at home2homepets.org/adopt-a-pet The adoption donation for adult cats is $120 and for senior cats is $75. The adoption donation for kittens (under nine months old) is $200. The adoption donation includes the basic feline vaccination and the spay/neuter (younger animals will be spayed or neutered at approximately 20 weeks of age). Kittens will be dewormed and will have received a veterinary examination. All basic needed medical care is normally provided prior to adoption.
Good Sam Adult foster dogs - $300
Good Sam Senior foster dogs (7+yrs.) - $200
Good Sam Puppies - $400
Home to Home Dogs $195
Home to Home Senior Dogs (7+ years) $150
Home to Home Puppies $250
An application is required and a contract is prepared prior to adoption. These forms are listed on our website at
www.home2homepets.org/adopt-a-pet
DETAILS-ADOPTING A DOG - Good Samaritan Pet Center foster dogs are given appropriate vaccinations (including rabies), dewormed, micro-chipped and usually spayed or neutered prior to adoption. Any other vet issues are taken care of before adoption. In the event a Good Samaritan foster dog is not spayed or neutered, a $100 refundable deposit is required until proof of spay/neuter is provided. Other than a witholding fee for spay/neuter, all other adoption fees are nonrefundable. All applicants must complete an adoption application that can be found at home2homepets.org/adopt-a-pet. The adoption donation for adult dogs under the Home-to-Home Program is $195. The adoption donation for puppies is $250. The adoption donation for senior dogs (7 years of age or older) is $150. The adoption donation includes the basic canine vaccination and the spay/neuter. Puppies will be dewormed and will have received a veterinary examination. All basic needed medical care is normally provided prior to adoption.
DETAILS - ADOPTING A CAT - All applicants must complete an adoption application which can be found at home2homepets.org/adopt-a-pet The adoption donation for adult cats is $120 and for senior cats is $75. The adoption donation for kittens (under nine months old) is $200. The adoption donation includes the basic feline vaccination and the spay/neuter (younger animals will be spayed or neutered at approximately 20 weeks of age). Kittens will be dewormed and will have received a veterinary examination. All basic needed medical care is normally provided prior to adoption.
About Home-to-Home
Good Sam Animal Rescue's Home-to-Home program changes the way pets find new homes. We help pet owners keep pets in their homes until a loving adopter is found, reducing the stress of the rehoming experience. We offer a full range of adoption services to support owners, promote pets and help create happy new families.
Home-to-Home is run by The Good Samaritan Pet Adoption Center, Inc. which is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit animal rescue organization that reduces pet homelessness and the strain it puts on our community’s pets, pet owners and shelters.
Good Sam Animal Rescue's Home-to-Home program changes the way pets find new homes. We help pet owners keep pets in their homes until a loving adopter is found, reducing the stress of the rehoming experience. We offer a full range of adoption services to support owners, promote pets and help create happy new families.
Home-to-Home is run by The Good Samaritan Pet Adoption Center, Inc. which is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit animal rescue organization that reduces pet homelessness and the strain it puts on our community’s pets, pet owners and shelters.
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Why should you adopt?
Dog adoption and cat adoption saves lives. Adopt a dog or adopt a cat and you'll have a friend for life.
What is the difference between adopting a dog, adopting a cat, adopting a kitten or adopting a puppy versus getting dogs for sale, cats for sale, puppies for sale or kittens for sale from a dog breeder or a cat breeder?
When someone is breeding puppies or breeding kittens, they are creating new dogs and cats who need homes. Some people are interested in a very specific breed of dog, cat, puppy or kitten and they think the only way to find that specific breed is to buy a dog for sale or buy a cat for sale from a puppy breeder or a kitten breeder. Yet animal shelters are filled with dogs and cats who must find homes.
So rather than buying a dog or puppy for sale from a dog breeder or buying a cat or kitten for sale from a cat breeder, we encourage people to adopt a dog, adopt a cat, adopt a puppy or adopt a kitten at their local animal shelter, SPCA, humane society or pet rescue group.
