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Our adoption process consists of an application and home check. If approved then an adoption contract is required. Our fees include alter, age appropriate vaccinations, and microchip. The adoption fee is stated in the bio.
Our adoption process consists of an application and home check. If approved then an adoption contract is required. Our fees include alter, age appropriate vaccinations, and microchip. The adoption fee is stated in the bio.
Maggie was our first foster dog and our inspiration. Maggie did not come to our house alone, she gave birth to 11 puppies. We adopted Maggie several months later. That has been over two years now, and we continued to foster puppies and moms. So it is in her honor that we have named this rescue after her.
Miss Maggie May's Rescue is an all volunteer rescue group based in Tucson, AZ. Founded on September 4, 2012. We provide medical care, spay/neuter and vaccinations for dogs that have found themselves deemed not adoptable in our local shelter. It could be moms to be, families, puppies, sick or injured dogs. We also take in strays and owner surrenders. We are committed to rescuing, rehabilitating, and giving these dogs a safe place to get well before finding them a loving home. All our dogs are fostered in private volunteer homes.
If you are interested in becoming a foster parent, volunteering or adopting please contact us at missmaggiemay@cox.net
We are always looking for donations of food, crates, puppy pens (exercise yards) and monetary donations for our medical fund.
Maggie was our first foster dog and our inspiration. Maggie did not come to our house alone, she gave birth to 11 puppies. We adopted Maggie several months later. That has been over two years now, and we continued to foster puppies and moms. So it is in her honor that we have named this rescue after her.
Miss Maggie May's Rescue is an all volunteer rescue group based in Tucson, AZ. Founded on September 4, 2012. We provide medical care, spay/neuter and vaccinations for dogs that have found themselves deemed not adoptable in our local shelter. It could be moms to be, families, puppies, sick or injured dogs. We also take in strays and owner surrenders. We are committed to rescuing, rehabilitating, and giving these dogs a safe place to get well before finding them a loving home. All our dogs are fostered in private volunteer homes.
If you are interested in becoming a foster parent, volunteering or adopting please contact us at missmaggiemay@cox.net
We are always looking for donations of food, crates, puppy pens (exercise yards) and monetary donations for our medical fund.
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