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Bark n arff dog rescue
5350 W. Bell Rd.ste c-122#224,
GLENDALE, AZ 85308
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Areas Bark n arff dog rescue serves
Maricopa county all cites, Yavapai county.
phoenix, Glendale Peoria Paradise valley, and all surrounding areas. FOSTER BASED RESCUE .
Bark n arff dog rescue's adoption process
Additional adoption info
Adoption fees are from 100.00 to 300.00.
All pets are Spayed and neutered before leaving our rescue and vaccinated .
A adoption contract is required as well a home check.
We try to return call as soon as possible . A meet and greet will be setup, followed by a application filled out and home check, Then a applications verification . WE ARE A FOSTER BASE RESCUE GROUP..
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Adoption fees are from 100.00 to 300.00.
All pets are Spayed and neutered before leaving our rescue and vaccinated .
A adoption contract is required as well a home check.
We try to return call as soon as possible . A meet and greet will be setup, followed by a application filled out and home check, Then a applications verification . WE ARE A FOSTER BASE RESCUE GROUP..
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About Bark n arff dog rescue
BARK N ARFF is a small new foster base rescue group.
We have been rescuing dogs and cats in our area for 16 yrs.
We all started with helping other rescues and volunteering with other shelters . We take in unwanted pets and get them ready for family life with you.
If you have ever thought of getting involved with rescuing we are always looking for foster family's and computer savvy people .
Our mission is to find you a new family member rather than a family pet.
Bark n Arff was born out of a real love and sadness of homeless animals dying .
Remember all dogs and cats are healthier if they are spayed and neutered, and less unwanted behavior problems.
BARK N ARFF is a small new foster base rescue group.
We have been rescuing dogs and cats in our area for 16 yrs.
We all started with helping other rescues and volunteering with other shelters . We take in unwanted pets and get them ready for family life with you.
If you have ever thought of getting involved with rescuing we are always looking for foster family's and computer savvy people .
Our mission is to find you a new family member rather than a family pet.
Bark n Arff was born out of a real love and sadness of homeless animals dying .
Remember all dogs and cats are healthier if they are spayed and neutered, and less unwanted behavior problems.
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