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Areas John Nelsen Moosedog Rescue Fund-midwest serves
Serve most states in the USA. Primary centers for fostering are in OR, IL, PA, NJ.
John Nelsen Moosedog Rescue Fund-midwest's adoption process
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Applications must be received prior to answering specific questions about a dog. Fences (not invisible) requred, vet and personal references required. Home visit required. Adoption fee is $150 for adult and $300 for puppies. Adoption contract and fee required at the time of taking a dog. All dogs must be returned to JNMRF if they are ever in need of another home, no matter what their age. Adopter may not rehome without specific approval of JNMRF coordinator. All dogs are microchipped to the rescue. Contract and adoption procedure are available for viewing on www.jnmrf.org and application form available at www.elkhoundrescue.org/adopt.htm
Applications must be received prior to answering specific questions about a dog. Fences (not invisible) requred, vet and personal references required. Home visit required. Adoption fee is $150 for adult and $300 for puppies. Adoption contract and fee required at the time of taking a dog. All dogs must be returned to JNMRF if they are ever in need of another home, no matter what their age. Adopter may not rehome without specific approval of JNMRF coordinator. All dogs are microchipped to the rescue. Contract and adoption procedure are available for viewing on www.jnmrf.org and application form available at www.elkhoundrescue.org/adopt.htm
Established in August of 1996, we believe this to be the oldest Elkhound Rescue page on the Internet. It arose from the common desires of group of people with one common goal: to find caring, loving homes for Norwegian Elkhounds and Elkhound mixes, in both the United States and Canada. Eventually these desires and goal became the foundation of a foster based rescue organization called the John Nelsen Moosedog Rescue Fund. We are a 501c3 organization made up of all volunteers. Because of that, we may not be able to respond to you immediately.
Established in August of 1996, we believe this to be the oldest Elkhound Rescue page on the Internet. It arose from the common desires of group of people with one common goal: to find caring, loving homes for Norwegian Elkhounds and Elkhound mixes, in both the United States and Canada. Eventually these desires and goal became the foundation of a foster based rescue organization called the John Nelsen Moosedog Rescue Fund. We are a 501c3 organization made up of all volunteers. Because of that, we may not be able to respond to you immediately.
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