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Areas Scooters Pals serves
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Scooters Pals's adoption process
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Fees are 200 which include all shots, spay/neuter,heart worm test, microchipping.fecal testing and any vet care
the animal needs prior to adoption (some require more
than the basics but they are all "vetted" before placed in home check good fit homes.
Fees are 200 which include all shots, spay/neuter,heart worm test, microchipping.fecal testing and any vet care
the animal needs prior to adoption (some require more
than the basics but they are all "vetted" before placed in home check good fit homes.
About Scooters Pals
Scooter's Pals will rescue animals in danger of being killed due to space limitations in local shelters and will adopt out rescued dogs to good homes following treatment for any medical needs. Scooter's will find the best match for adoption after animals are spayed or neutered and are current in all vaccinations and microchipped. Scooter's Pals is working towards Nevada County as well as surrounding counties,becoming relatively free from lost and homeless animals. Through the services of Scooter's Pals, it is completely preventable to keep lost animal companions from the danger of being killed because their guardians cannot find them.
We asssit those in challenging circumstances ways to keep their pets in tact with their families and when that is not
possible we assit in the rehoming of those pets so they
do not reach the "shelters".
Our Founder
Scooter's Pals has provided these no costs services to the public at their first adopt-a-thon since June 14th, 2008, in
Nevada County and surroinding areas.
Our web page posts our adoption event dates and locatinns
and hours. Grass Vallley is the fourth Sat of each month
at Petco and at PetSmart in Sacramento details subject to change but is on our facebook page and our web page.
We have a Second Hand Store that urges donations
and is at 139 Joerschke Dr. Grass Valley CA 95945
(where Maltman and Joerschke intersect)
Hours: Tuesday - Fridays 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
and Sat 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. and closed on Sunday and Mondays.
Rescue line and store line is 530) 350-2099
Fax line is 530) 274-3260
Please consider donating gently used or new unwanted high quality items
to help us pay for our vet bills. We are ALL VOLUNTEER.
Or please donate thru our web page at
www.scooterspals.org thru pay pal or just mail us
a check so that another less fortunate animal can obtain the love and care it deserves. Help us honor Scooter and make her life a lasting memory of goodness and hope.
For more information contact Susan: susanW1068@gmail.com or call (530) 350-2099
Scooter's Pals will rescue animals in danger of being killed due to space limitations in local shelters and will adopt out rescued dogs to good homes following treatment for any medical needs. Scooter's will find the best match for adoption after animals are spayed or neutered and are current in all vaccinations and microchipped. Scooter's Pals is working towards Nevada County as well as surrounding counties,becoming relatively free from lost and homeless animals. Through the services of Scooter's Pals, it is completely preventable to keep lost animal companions from the danger of being killed because their guardians cannot find them.
We asssit those in challenging circumstances ways to keep their pets in tact with their families and when that is not
possible we assit in the rehoming of those pets so they
do not reach the "shelters".
Our Founder
Scooter's Pals has provided these no costs services to the public at their first adopt-a-thon since June 14th, 2008, in
Nevada County and surroinding areas.
Our web page posts our adoption event dates and locatinns
and hours. Grass Vallley is the fourth Sat of each month
at Petco and at PetSmart in Sacramento details subject to change but is on our facebook page and our web page.
We have a Second Hand Store that urges donations
and is at 139 Joerschke Dr. Grass Valley CA 95945
(where Maltman and Joerschke intersect)
Hours: Tuesday - Fridays 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
and Sat 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. and closed on Sunday and Mondays.
Rescue line and store line is 530) 350-2099
Fax line is 530) 274-3260
Please consider donating gently used or new unwanted high quality items
to help us pay for our vet bills. We are ALL VOLUNTEER.
Or please donate thru our web page at
www.scooterspals.org thru pay pal or just mail us
a check so that another less fortunate animal can obtain the love and care it deserves. Help us honor Scooter and make her life a lasting memory of goodness and hope.
For more information contact Susan: susanW1068@gmail.com or call (530) 350-2099
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