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cats, birds, dogs, farm animals, horses, rabbits, reptiles & small animals at Forever Furry Friends Rescue
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Areas Forever Furry Friends Rescue serves
We service many areas and work with fellow rescues as well as help the animals in our community and surrounding commu0nities. Some of the locations are but not limited too.... Browerville, Long Prairie, Clarissa, Osakis, Little Falls, Fargo, Ottertail, Bertha, Staples, and many more.
Forever Furry Friends Rescue's adoption process
1.
Submit Application
Fill in application completely as this helps us match you with the right animal.
2.
Interview
We talk and discuss the animals story, needs and ask a few questions and answer any questions you have.
3.
Meet the Pet
Arrange to do meet and greet and you spend some time getting to know animal.
4.
Approve Application
We will finish application process and if everything checks out or passes our policies and guidelines, we go to the next step.
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Sign Adoption Contract
If approved you will need to sign adoption contract and you will be able to ask questions about adoption contract and policies at this time.
6.
Pay Fee
Once contract is signed we ask for the fees to be paid and receipt given
7.
Take the Pet Home
You get to bring you adopted pet home
Additional adoption info
To adopt you will be asked to fill out application either via email, online, or in person and our application also will stand as a contract should you decide to and are authorized to adopt. A rehoming fee is also collected on the animals adopted, and an agreement will be signed stating if the animals for any reason don't work out the animals come back to us and we will rehome them. We also reserve the right to request a home visit before and or after adoption as well.
adoption fees depend on age, size and sometimes we will also set fees for certain breeds higher or lower accordingly to make sure they find great loving homes and not taken for abusive and cruel fighting rings.
Cats range from $25.00 to $75
Dogs range from $75 to $250
Kittens and puppies the same as the adults.
We also reserve the right to change fees as we feel necessary.
Fees include for most spay/neuter, checkup, vaccinations and microchipped if stated.
To adopt you will be asked to fill out application either via email, online, or in person and our application also will stand as a contract should you decide to and are authorized to adopt. A rehoming fee is also collected on the animals adopted, and an agreement will be signed stating if the animals for any reason don't work out the animals come back to us and we will rehome them. We also reserve the right to request a home visit before and or after adoption as well.
adoption fees depend on age, size and sometimes we will also set fees for certain breeds higher or lower accordingly to make sure they find great loving homes and not taken for abusive and cruel fighting rings.
Cats range from $25.00 to $75
Dogs range from $75 to $250
Kittens and puppies the same as the adults.
We also reserve the right to change fees as we feel necessary.
Fees include for most spay/neuter, checkup, vaccinations and microchipped if stated.
We are a small animal rescue. We are Registered with the state of Minnesota as a non profit corporation animal rescue 317a and will be filing our 501c3 soon.
We rescue animals from abuse, neglect, abandonment, stray, surrendered or unwanted with some of them coming in injured or sick. We get them vet checked and treated and when funds available neuter or spay them. we also help prevent animals from having to be rehomed when necessary or needed. We educate as well on pet over population, pet ownership, problem solving, and much more.
Our rescue is supported by funds from donations, fees, fundraising ,and when available a grant to two.
We are all volunteers and do this out of our love for the animals and pet lovers.
We take in lots of kinds of animals even sick and injured animals as well as disabled animals and give them all a fair chance to adjust and prepare for their new loving homes at their own pace no animal is rushed through out care.
We are a small animal rescue. We are Registered with the state of Minnesota as a non profit corporation animal rescue 317a and will be filing our 501c3 soon.
We rescue animals from abuse, neglect, abandonment, stray, surrendered or unwanted with some of them coming in injured or sick. We get them vet checked and treated and when funds available neuter or spay them. we also help prevent animals from having to be rehomed when necessary or needed. We educate as well on pet over population, pet ownership, problem solving, and much more.
Our rescue is supported by funds from donations, fees, fundraising ,and when available a grant to two.
We are all volunteers and do this out of our love for the animals and pet lovers.
We take in lots of kinds of animals even sick and injured animals as well as disabled animals and give them all a fair chance to adjust and prepare for their new loving homes at their own pace no animal is rushed through out care.
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