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Areas Take Me Too-Multi breed dog rescue serves
We are located in Northeast, Ohio. We only adopt to families within the North East Ohio area.
Take Me Too-Multi breed dog rescue's adoption process
1.
Submit Application
Request an application at tmtpup@gmail.com
2.
Interview
3.
Approve Application
4.
Sign Adoption Contract
Additional adoption info
Our adoption process: If interested in one of our dogs we ask you email us to inquire about the animal you are interested in. We then will send you an application to fill out and return to us. After going over the application we will contact you to set up a phone interview. A interview allows us to give you details about the pet you are interested in and we can learn more about you! It is important to us to match families well so our dogs will find their forever homes. If it is the right fit and your application is approved you will have a new family member!!
All dogs are vaccinated, dewormed,spayed/neutered. Our adoption Fees range from $100-$350.
Our adoption process: If interested in one of our dogs we ask you email us to inquire about the animal you are interested in. We then will send you an application to fill out and return to us. After going over the application we will contact you to set up a phone interview. A interview allows us to give you details about the pet you are interested in and we can learn more about you! It is important to us to match families well so our dogs will find their forever homes. If it is the right fit and your application is approved you will have a new family member!!
All dogs are vaccinated, dewormed,spayed/neutered. Our adoption Fees range from $100-$350.
About Take Me Too-Multi breed dog rescue
Take Me Too- multi breed dog rescue is a small rescue based out of Northeast, Ohio. Our rescue mission is to rescue dogs in danger of euthanasia and give them the second chance they deserve. All of our dogs come from high euthanasia dog pounds and then are welcomed into our homes until adoption. Our dogs are exposed to dogs, cats, and kids to ensure a wonderful family pet! We assist each dog we rescue in finding their forever family.
Forever homes..Forever Families
Take Me Too- multi breed dog rescue is a small rescue based out of Northeast, Ohio. Our rescue mission is to rescue dogs in danger of euthanasia and give them the second chance they deserve. All of our dogs come from high euthanasia dog pounds and then are welcomed into our homes until adoption. Our dogs are exposed to dogs, cats, and kids to ensure a wonderful family pet! We assist each dog we rescue in finding their forever family.
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