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Areas No Time to Spare Animal Rescue and Sanctuary serves
We are a 501C3 NOT FOR PROFIT foster based rescue that is based in St. Charles County and services surrounding counties as well. Our organization provides rescue to dogs, cats, horses, goats, geese and ducks as well as all pocket pets. We rescue animals that are being abused and/or neglected in their homes while working with the high kill shelters in our area to pull the animals that sometimes only have minutes left before being euthanized, hence our name of NO TIME TO SPARE! Rescued animals will receive the proper medical care, including spaying or neutering and will be placed for adoption in “forever homes”. No animal in our care will ever be “put to sleep” to make room for another! Those animals that are unable to be placed will find sanctuary with us as permanent residents of No Time to Spare.
We also provide temporary pet food assistance for families that are having financially difficult times, assist in temporary housing for pets of families that have lost their homes and provide several cost effective options for spaying, neutering, micro chipping and vaccines.
No Time to Spare Animal Rescue and Sanctuary's adoption process
1.
Submit Application
2.
Visit the Facility and Find a Pet
3.
Pay Fee
4.
Take the Pet Home
Additional adoption info
All adopters must:
1. Be 18 years of age or older
2. Have a current valid identification,and
3. Understand that the adoption questionnaire is subject to approval by the board members of NTTSAR
The adoption process may take 45-90 minutes. Our adoption process includes asking questions,'verifying identity,age, address and if needed,verifying property owner' s approval for renters. Once the questionnaire is complete and the adoption counselor has reviewed it, you may visit with the pet you are interested in adopting.You will have a counseling session with a member of our staff who will explain the history and needs of each animal. At this time,you may ask questions regarding health issues,behavioral issues,house breaking,and basic care and exercise requirements.
All adopters must:
1. Be 18 years of age or older
2. Have a current valid identification,and
3. Understand that the adoption questionnaire is subject to approval by the board members of NTTSAR
The adoption process may take 45-90 minutes. Our adoption process includes asking questions,'verifying identity,age, address and if needed,verifying property owner' s approval for renters. Once the questionnaire is complete and the adoption counselor has reviewed it, you may visit with the pet you are interested in adopting.You will have a counseling session with a member of our staff who will explain the history and needs of each animal. At this time,you may ask questions regarding health issues,behavioral issues,house breaking,and basic care and exercise requirements.
About No Time to Spare Animal Rescue and Sanctuary
NTTSARS became a licensed animal rescue in 2013 and were able to open their door to many other animals that deserve a second chance at life. Sanctuary is part of this rescue because sometimes there are animals that have been rescued and their only chance at life is to become a permanent resident at NTTSARS.
NTTSARS is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. We could not survive without caring volunteers and wonderful donors and supporters like you
Mission Statement: NTTSARSis a non-profit 501(c)(3), no kill, volunteer rescue that is dedicated to providing a better life for homeless, abused and neglected animals. NTTSARS is run solely by volunteers to help save animals and prepare them to become a family companion. NTTSARS is dedicated to caring for these animals in our communities through adoption, provide a sanctuary, cruelty investigation and community awareness.
NTTSARS became a licensed animal rescue in 2013 and were able to open their door to many other animals that deserve a second chance at life. Sanctuary is part of this rescue because sometimes there are animals that have been rescued and their only chance at life is to become a permanent resident at NTTSARS.
NTTSARS is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. We could not survive without caring volunteers and wonderful donors and supporters like you
Mission Statement: NTTSARSis a non-profit 501(c)(3), no kill, volunteer rescue that is dedicated to providing a better life for homeless, abused and neglected animals. NTTSARS is run solely by volunteers to help save animals and prepare them to become a family companion. NTTSARS is dedicated to caring for these animals in our communities through adoption, provide a sanctuary, cruelty investigation and community awareness.
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