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Rat Terrier ResQ - FL

Casselberry, FL 32707

Contact Ivy Kaufman
Email flratterriers@gmail.com
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National Rat Terrier Rescue Organization

Rat Terrier ResQ - FL's adoption process

Additional adoption info

Rat Terrier ResQ has Rat Terriers available for adoption in foster homes all over the United States. On our web site, you will find information on all of the Rat Terriers we have up for adoption, Our adoption fees effective January 1, 2007 are Adult Dogs $150, Puppies under 6 months of age 175.00 and AHT dogs $200.

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