Artimus
Female, Puppy
Labradoodle
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Hope's Rescue
A Ogden, UT 84403 rescue helping to find loving homes for dogs, cats.
Pets at Hope's Rescue
- Any
- Dogs
- Any
- Baby
- Puppy
- Kitten
- Young
- Adult
- Senior
- Any
- Male
- Female
Apollo
Male, Puppy
Labradoodle
/ Labradoodle
Scrappy
Male, Young
Terrier (Unknown Type, Small)
Mocha
Female, Adult
Pomeranian
Jewel
Female, Puppy
German Shepherd Dog
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Areas Hope's Rescue Serves
As this New Year begins, a new Rescue is being formed. A number of us that have been with True Hearts Rescue/ Four Paws, have decide to branch out with our new rescue. . We are now just waiting for our Application to be approved for our non-profit status, which should be in the next 30 days. Our rescue is Hope's Rescue dedicated to the little dog that was thrown into a fire pit and later passed away from her injuries. She has made such a lasting impression on us and we want her legacy to live on. So to Hope's legacy and her impact she had on so many of us, we are thrilled to become " Hope's Rescue"
Hope's Rescue's Adoption Process
Our adoption fees vary. . Each adoption requires a a completed application and requires a meeting with the adopters. We do not adopt on a first come basis but rather matching the pet with it's perfect family. Every pet adopted will receive all vaccinations. Spay and Neuter and Rabies. Questions about a particular animal please call 801 690 6317 or 801 991 0478
About Hope's Rescue
We are a passionate group of volunteers who are dedicated in helping as many shelter and relinquished animals find forever homes as possible. Each one of our volunteers comes to our rescue with a wealth of knowledge and deep understanding of the problems that exist with the overflowing amount of animals in shelters that have no chance of making it out. We can not save ALL of them but we will save as many as humanly possible. All of our animals will be in foster homes so that gives us the opportunity to see their behavior, training, special needs and anything else that needs to addressed before adopting out.