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Areas Ginger's Fund FOS-DCNC serves
We serve:
Lexington, NC
Thomasville, NC
Davidson County, NC
*At time outside of Davidson County for special cases*
Ginger's Fund FOS-DCNC's adoption process
Additional adoption info
Adoption Process: We require all potential adopters to send in their completed application prior to arranging a meeting of any kind. Once the application has been received and approved the foster families can meet the animal they are interested in adopting to be sure that the animal will be a good fit for their household. Applications can be requested by emailing us at GingersFund@live.com
Adoption fees are $150 and covers all vetting, spay/neuter, micro-chip, etc.
Adoption Process: We require all potential adopters to send in their completed application prior to arranging a meeting of any kind. Once the application has been received and approved the foster families can meet the animal they are interested in adopting to be sure that the animal will be a good fit for their household. Applications can be requested by emailing us at GingersFund@live.com
Adoption fees are $150 and covers all vetting, spay/neuter, micro-chip, etc.
About Ginger's Fund FOS-DCNC
The Ginger’s Fund program was established to help the victims of cruelty and neglect. Prior to “Ginger’s Fund” animals seized in cruelty/neglect cases were often euthanized due to the cost involved and no where to go. The authorities wanted to see this change so they asked for help and “Ginger’s Fund” began to emerge in honor of our first cruelty victim who we named Ginger.
Our goal is to help the animals in need, get them healthy, spayed/neutered, and placed into homes or with reputable rescue groups. The animals are the victims in these cases, we are dedicated to making sure their former owners are tried and prosecuted and that the animals all go into wonderful homes where they will never have to worry about being hungry, beaten, thirsty, or out in the elements all alone without any protection ever again.
The Ginger’s Fund program was established to help the victims of cruelty and neglect. Prior to “Ginger’s Fund” animals seized in cruelty/neglect cases were often euthanized due to the cost involved and no where to go. The authorities wanted to see this change so they asked for help and “Ginger’s Fund” began to emerge in honor of our first cruelty victim who we named Ginger.
Our goal is to help the animals in need, get them healthy, spayed/neutered, and placed into homes or with reputable rescue groups. The animals are the victims in these cases, we are dedicated to making sure their former owners are tried and prosecuted and that the animals all go into wonderful homes where they will never have to worry about being hungry, beaten, thirsty, or out in the elements all alone without any protection ever again.
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