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Areas Libby's Way, Inc. serves
We mainly serve Collins, GA and Tattnall County, GA. We are also called to surrounding counties for assistance as well. We adopt nationwide to anyone interested in our pets and transfer to other trusted organizations.
Libby's Way, Inc.'s adoption process
Additional adoption info
We initiate conversations and require a pre-adopt agreement. We do a home visit prior to adoption. The pet then goes to the home on a trial visit before the adoption is complete. We do a followup visit after adoption. We accept back any pet that doesn't work out. Our standard fee for adoption is $150 and can be reduced for special cases. Our contract specifies that spay/neuter is required. We provide spay/neuter vouchers or reduce the adoption fee and specify the spay/neuter requirement in the contract. Some people prefer to use their own vets. All pets have their required shots and health checks. We like puppies to have all their required shots before taking them to a public place for adoption.
We initiate conversations and require a pre-adopt agreement. We do a home visit prior to adoption. The pet then goes to the home on a trial visit before the adoption is complete. We do a followup visit after adoption. We accept back any pet that doesn't work out. Our standard fee for adoption is $150 and can be reduced for special cases. Our contract specifies that spay/neuter is required. We provide spay/neuter vouchers or reduce the adoption fee and specify the spay/neuter requirement in the contract. Some people prefer to use their own vets. All pets have their required shots and health checks. We like puppies to have all their required shots before taking them to a public place for adoption.
About Libby's Way, Inc.
Libby's Way attempts to relieve the flood of homeless animals in our area by providing an outlet to excellent homes. While our first objective is to prevent the overpopulation crisis in Georgia through education and spay/neuter, we have adopted to adaquate homes or transferred to other trusted rescues hundreds of dogs and cats. We built a shelter in a rural and improverished area of South Georgia and we are the first organization of its kind in this area. Our shelter also provides a sactuary for those pets that take longer to adopt.
Libby's Way attempts to relieve the flood of homeless animals in our area by providing an outlet to excellent homes. While our first objective is to prevent the overpopulation crisis in Georgia through education and spay/neuter, we have adopted to adaquate homes or transferred to other trusted rescues hundreds of dogs and cats. We built a shelter in a rural and improverished area of South Georgia and we are the first organization of its kind in this area. Our shelter also provides a sactuary for those pets that take longer to adopt.
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