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VISIT our website https://schnauzersaversrescuers.org to get an application. Our process consist of application, personal and vet references, home visit, phone interview, meet/greet. All of our rescues are seen by a vet, spayed, neutered, updated on vaccines/rabies, heart worm test, dental if needed, wormed for parasites prior to adoption.
VISIT our website https://schnauzersaversrescuers.org to get an application. Our process consist of application, personal and vet references, home visit, phone interview, meet/greet. All of our rescues are seen by a vet, spayed, neutered, updated on vaccines/rabies, heart worm test, dental if needed, wormed for parasites prior to adoption.
WE ARE A 501c3 NON PROFIT No Kill Rescue. Your donations are tax deductible. Tax ID # 45-3782462. DONATIONS ARE NEEDED TO CONTINUE OUR WORK!
We strive to rescue any unwanted, abandoned, abused or neglected Miniature Schnauzer and other small non shed breeds and provide them with love, vet care, excellent nutrition and find them their forever homes. Thus far, in an 8 year period, we have been blessed to have rescued over 4400 dogs,1500 of them Schnauzers. We spend many hours on the road every month driving to many states to rescue these dogs and bring back to our home and care for them until they find their new family. Your donations are needed and we would really appreciate anything you can do to help us pay for the vetting, food, medicines, preventatives and fuel for the over 3000 miles a month that we drive to help these babies. Your donations can be sent to P. O. Box 21065, Durham, NC 27703 or by PayPal at schnauzersavers@gmail.com. Every penny we get in donations goes to take care of the animals.
All DONATIONS help us continue our rescue effort.
WE ARE A 501c3 NON PROFIT No Kill Rescue. Your donations are tax deductible. Tax ID # 45-3782462. DONATIONS ARE NEEDED TO CONTINUE OUR WORK!
We strive to rescue any unwanted, abandoned, abused or neglected Miniature Schnauzer and other small non shed breeds and provide them with love, vet care, excellent nutrition and find them their forever homes. Thus far, in an 8 year period, we have been blessed to have rescued over 4400 dogs,1500 of them Schnauzers. We spend many hours on the road every month driving to many states to rescue these dogs and bring back to our home and care for them until they find their new family. Your donations are needed and we would really appreciate anything you can do to help us pay for the vetting, food, medicines, preventatives and fuel for the over 3000 miles a month that we drive to help these babies. Your donations can be sent to P. O. Box 21065, Durham, NC 27703 or by PayPal at schnauzersavers@gmail.com. Every penny we get in donations goes to take care of the animals.
All DONATIONS help us continue our rescue effort.
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