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One Dog Arizona is a 501c-3 charitable organization serving the Phoenix Metropolitan area of Arizona. We are dedicated to saving dogs who are on the euthanasia lists in local Arizona shelters, as well as owner surrenders when we can. Your adoption package includes: Parvo/distemper vaccine (3 for puppies); Rabies vaccine; spay/neuter; microchip, heartworm test; 6 mths of heartworm preventative meds, We provide a bag of puppy or dog food to each adoptive family to help get their new pet off to a good start.You will be required to complete 4 mandatory training classes with the rescue which are included in your adoption package. We provide adoptive parent support from beginning to end, as well as after support!
One Dog Arizona's adoption process
1.
Interview
Come on down and meet our adoptable dogs, or call for a meet and greet to see if we can arrange one.
2.
Home Check
We will discuss our policy and procedures with you, and make sure we are making a GOOD MATCH.
3.
Sign Adoption Contract
Adoption contract must be read and signed, and fee paid at time of adoption. We only accept cash or checks, no credit or debit cards.
4.
Take the Pet Home
We do HOME CHECKS for all our adoptions.
Additional adoption info
All our adoptions require a home check prior to a dog being left in the home.
We require an adoption contract along with an adoption fee which ranges from$400-500 depending on the dog and the amount of veterinary/supportive care they received while in rescue.
All Adoption Packages include:
Shots (Rabies and DA2PP (5-in-one)) 3 sets for puppies
Spay and Neuter
Microchip
HW Test (if necessary) and 6 mths of HW Preventative Medication
4 MANDATORY Training Classes (
A well Dog Exam
A Bag of PREMIUM Dog Food
Gift Card if you adopt from us at Choice Pet
Fees are non negotiable, and are to be paid at time of adoption by cash or check only.
All our adoptions require a home check prior to a dog being left in the home.
We require an adoption contract along with an adoption fee which ranges from$400-500 depending on the dog and the amount of veterinary/supportive care they received while in rescue.
All Adoption Packages include:
Shots (Rabies and DA2PP (5-in-one)) 3 sets for puppies
Spay and Neuter
Microchip
HW Test (if necessary) and 6 mths of HW Preventative Medication
4 MANDATORY Training Classes (
A well Dog Exam
A Bag of PREMIUM Dog Food
Gift Card if you adopt from us at Choice Pet
Fees are non negotiable, and are to be paid at time of adoption by cash or check only.
We are One Dog Arizona a non profit, 501C3 dog rescue which started 10 years ago to help local e-listed dogs. One Dog is a small volunteer based organization which believes all dogs have value and a family that would be perfect for them if only given a chance. Our dogs are kept strictly in foster homes throughout Arizona where they are socialized and learn the important manners necessary for living side by side with humans in such a way that benefits both human and canine.
We are a FORCE FREE RESCUE. We not allow you, or anyone such as a trainer, to use any aversive tools such as a prong collar, choke collar, shock collar, chain collar, halti collar, etc. We will not allow you to use or a trainer to use a spray bottle, a can of pennies, etc. We will not allow the alpha/dominant theory, the alpha roll, leash corrections, or any such technique that may hurt or harm the dog.
We are always looking for both foster families to house and care for our dogs while they await a forever family and volunteers to help network and care for our dogs while they attend adoption events.
Donations of any kind are greatly appreciated and needed. Exercise pens, dog toys, harnesses and food/treats are always needed. As is hand sanitizer--to help keep our dogs healthy--and spray bleach to keep their crates clean.
We are One Dog Arizona a non profit, 501C3 dog rescue which started 10 years ago to help local e-listed dogs. One Dog is a small volunteer based organization which believes all dogs have value and a family that would be perfect for them if only given a chance. Our dogs are kept strictly in foster homes throughout Arizona where they are socialized and learn the important manners necessary for living side by side with humans in such a way that benefits both human and canine.
We are a FORCE FREE RESCUE. We not allow you, or anyone such as a trainer, to use any aversive tools such as a prong collar, choke collar, shock collar, chain collar, halti collar, etc. We will not allow you to use or a trainer to use a spray bottle, a can of pennies, etc. We will not allow the alpha/dominant theory, the alpha roll, leash corrections, or any such technique that may hurt or harm the dog.
We are always looking for both foster families to house and care for our dogs while they await a forever family and volunteers to help network and care for our dogs while they attend adoption events.
Donations of any kind are greatly appreciated and needed. Exercise pens, dog toys, harnesses and food/treats are always needed. As is hand sanitizer--to help keep our dogs healthy--and spray bleach to keep their crates clean.
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When someone is breeding puppies or breeding kittens, they are creating new dogs and cats who need homes. Some people are interested in a very specific breed of dog, cat, puppy or kitten and they think the only way to find that specific breed is to buy a dog for sale or buy a cat for sale from a puppy breeder or a kitten breeder. Yet animal shelters are filled with dogs and cats who must find homes.
So rather than buying a dog or puppy for sale from a dog breeder or buying a cat or kitten for sale from a cat breeder, we encourage people to adopt a dog, adopt a cat, adopt a puppy or adopt a kitten at their local animal shelter, SPCA, humane society or pet rescue group.
