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Areas Animals Need Help of Bear Lake serves
We are located in Montpelier Idaho, near gorgeous Bear Lake. We will help deliver pretty much anywhere, at least half way if necessary to get our furkids great homes.
Animals Need Help of Bear Lake's adoption process
Additional adoption info
We are not an open shelter but take appointemnets. We will be available anytime to meet Just give us a call. 208 339 0130. References are required. Adoption by tax deductable donation.
We are not an open shelter but take appointemnets. We will be available anytime to meet Just give us a call. 208 339 0130. References are required. Adoption by tax deductable donation.
About Animals Need Help of Bear Lake
We are a small volunteer group located in Montpelier Idaho. We are very dedicated to making our little corner of the world just a bit more caring and humane. Our animals are spayed, neutered, vaccinated, micro chipped, socialized and healthy before they are placed in a forever loving home. We do require references to adopt and a vet reference works great. Our adoption fee is $150.00 This helps us with a portion of the medical expenses for the animals. Every penny donated to our shelter goes right back to the animals. Our administrative expenses and travel expenses are all donated by our volunteers. Most importantly we each spend time with every dog. We are out to the shelter about 5 or 6 times a day. Each animal gets their own one on one time. They know we love them and we think we have the best furkids in the whole world. Come see us and be amazed at what good care and lots of love can do for a homeless pet.
Our moto is, "We are their hope, you are their future"
We are a small volunteer group located in Montpelier Idaho. We are very dedicated to making our little corner of the world just a bit more caring and humane. Our animals are spayed, neutered, vaccinated, micro chipped, socialized and healthy before they are placed in a forever loving home. We do require references to adopt and a vet reference works great. Our adoption fee is $150.00 This helps us with a portion of the medical expenses for the animals. Every penny donated to our shelter goes right back to the animals. Our administrative expenses and travel expenses are all donated by our volunteers. Most importantly we each spend time with every dog. We are out to the shelter about 5 or 6 times a day. Each animal gets their own one on one time. They know we love them and we think we have the best furkids in the whole world. Come see us and be amazed at what good care and lots of love can do for a homeless pet.
Our moto is, "We are their hope, you are their future"
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