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Areas All Breed Animal Rescue of the Carolinas serves
We serve the state of North Carolina and beyond!
All Breed Animal Rescue of the Carolinas's adoption process
Additional adoption info
All adopters must be 21 or older. All applicants must submit an application for review, it can take up to 7-14 days to process an application once it is received. Once the preliminary application is approved a home visit is required to complete the adoption process. All adopters must enter into a legal and binding contract upon completion of the adoption.
For adult dogs the fee is $250. For puppies the adoption fee is $300. For dogs deemed to be seniors, for their particular breed, the adoption fee is $225. Adoption fee includes vet exam, spay/neuter, microchip, age appropriate vaccinations, flea prevention, worm treatment and heart worm test. All our pets are fostered in a home, are started on crate training & with dog door training. They are also socialized with other pets in their foster home by the time of adoption. Adult dogs come with a two week trial to make sure it is a good fit.
All adopters must be 21 or older. All applicants must submit an application for review, it can take up to 7-14 days to process an application once it is received. Once the preliminary application is approved a home visit is required to complete the adoption process. All adopters must enter into a legal and binding contract upon completion of the adoption.
For adult dogs the fee is $250. For puppies the adoption fee is $300. For dogs deemed to be seniors, for their particular breed, the adoption fee is $225. Adoption fee includes vet exam, spay/neuter, microchip, age appropriate vaccinations, flea prevention, worm treatment and heart worm test. All our pets are fostered in a home, are started on crate training & with dog door training. They are also socialized with other pets in their foster home by the time of adoption. Adult dogs come with a two week trial to make sure it is a good fit.
About All Breed Animal Rescue of the Carolinas
A BARC is a group of dedicated friends that decided to save animals as a group. We are a 501 (c)(3) non profit organization recognized by the IRS. We rescue animals from high kill shelters all over NC and beyond. All of our pets stay in foster homes until they find their family. An application must be submitted before a visit can be arranged by the foster family. We have a standing at event at Unleashed of Cary, 2nd Saturday of every month.
If you would like specific information about any of our "kids" or about the rescue please contact us by email: allbreedanimalrescue@gmail.com
A BARC is a group of dedicated friends that decided to save animals as a group. We are a 501 (c)(3) non profit organization recognized by the IRS. We rescue animals from high kill shelters all over NC and beyond. All of our pets stay in foster homes until they find their family. An application must be submitted before a visit can be arranged by the foster family. We have a standing at event at Unleashed of Cary, 2nd Saturday of every month.
If you would like specific information about any of our "kids" or about the rescue please contact us by email: allbreedanimalrescue@gmail.com
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