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cats, birds & dogs at Boxers N Birds Animal Rescue Inc.
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Areas Boxers N Birds Animal Rescue Inc. serves
San Diego County.
Boxers N Birds Animal Rescue Inc.'s adoption process
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ADOPTIONS INCLUDE:
•Any medical condition that they arrived with is treated completely (ie: orthopedic surgery, demodex, cystotomy, parvo, upper respiratory infection, etc.) which often requires weeks of medications and nursing care.
•For those who will need ongoing or lifetime treatment adopter’s will receive at least 1-6 months worth of medications.
•A general health exam and blood work.
•Spay/Neuter surgery.
•Heart worm test, and subsequent treatment or preventative.
•Felines receive FeLV (Feline Leukemia) and FIV (Feline Aids) tests.
•Fecal test and subsequent treatment/preventative.
•Current vaccinations.
•Canines receive basic obedience work.
•Dental work on all that need it (which is most anybody over 2-3 years of age).
•Adoption/Exit exam to discuss medical and well care history and future.
ADOPTION FEES:
We only ask that an adopter donate to help the next pet in need. Some adopters choose to make a one time adoption donation and others make an initial donation and continue to donate a little now and again to show their thanks and support our work.
Not every pet will fit into your lifestyle. Our adoption counselors will ask you many questions to determine which pet will do well in your home and which will not. This way we can be sure the pet you get will be the pet you want, to love for its lifetime!
Please, understand that we deal with homeless or unwanted animals. Many of our animals come from unknown backgrounds through local shelters. Most have medical or behavioral concerns that we have addressed as well as providing their well care. We were truly their last hope. The adoption process may seem time consuming, but we wish to maximize an animal's chance for a successful, permanent adoption. Adopting a companion pet is a major consideration and responsible pet ownership demands a considerable commitment. All we ask in return is that you love and care for this pet for its lifetime and make a donation that will allow us to help the next “friend” in need. Thank you for your interest in our animals.
ADOPTIONS INCLUDE:
•Any medical condition that they arrived with is treated completely (ie: orthopedic surgery, demodex, cystotomy, parvo, upper respiratory infection, etc.) which often requires weeks of medications and nursing care.
•For those who will need ongoing or lifetime treatment adopter’s will receive at least 1-6 months worth of medications.
•A general health exam and blood work.
•Spay/Neuter surgery.
•Heart worm test, and subsequent treatment or preventative.
•Felines receive FeLV (Feline Leukemia) and FIV (Feline Aids) tests.
•Fecal test and subsequent treatment/preventative.
•Current vaccinations.
•Canines receive basic obedience work.
•Dental work on all that need it (which is most anybody over 2-3 years of age).
•Adoption/Exit exam to discuss medical and well care history and future.
ADOPTION FEES:
We only ask that an adopter donate to help the next pet in need. Some adopters choose to make a one time adoption donation and others make an initial donation and continue to donate a little now and again to show their thanks and support our work.
Not every pet will fit into your lifestyle. Our adoption counselors will ask you many questions to determine which pet will do well in your home and which will not. This way we can be sure the pet you get will be the pet you want, to love for its lifetime!
Please, understand that we deal with homeless or unwanted animals. Many of our animals come from unknown backgrounds through local shelters. Most have medical or behavioral concerns that we have addressed as well as providing their well care. We were truly their last hope. The adoption process may seem time consuming, but we wish to maximize an animal's chance for a successful, permanent adoption. Adopting a companion pet is a major consideration and responsible pet ownership demands a considerable commitment. All we ask in return is that you love and care for this pet for its lifetime and make a donation that will allow us to help the next “friend” in need. Thank you for your interest in our animals.
About Boxers N Birds Animal Rescue Inc.
Boxers N Birds Animal Rescue Inc. is a rescue and adoption organization. We take in animals from all over San Diego County. They come to us from local shelters, owners who can no longer properly care for them, and through other rescue groups. We specialize in boxers and birds but have all types of wonderful adoptable animals!
Boxers N Birds Animal Rescue Inc. is a rescue and adoption organization. We take in animals from all over San Diego County. They come to us from local shelters, owners who can no longer properly care for them, and through other rescue groups. We specialize in boxers and birds but have all types of wonderful adoptable animals!
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