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Little Rascal Animal Rescue
9260 s 4100 rd,
oologah, OK 74053
ContactRebecca Goines
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Phone(918) 443-2518
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Areas Little Rascal Animal Rescue serves
I serve the surrounding Tulsa areas
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50.00 adoption fee -covers spay/nueter and all shots and deworming-Heart worm check.
50.00 adoption fee -covers spay/nueter and all shots and deworming-Heart worm check.
About Little Rascal Animal Rescue
I am dedicated to save small breed dogs from being put down and abuse. Mainly those from breeders that are being retired. We get them used to a family home,children, other pets and work on any house training.
I am dedicated to save small breed dogs from being put down and abuse. Mainly those from breeders that are being retired. We get them used to a family home,children, other pets and work on any house training.
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