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Areas Saving Grace Animal Rescue - CT Chapter serves
Central Alabama
Saving Grace Animal Rescue - CT Chapter's adoption process
Additional adoption info
Adoption fees for canines and felines are $100.00. If a puppy or kitten has not been sterilized at the time of adoption, a spay/neuter certificate is given to the adopting parents. All applicants must fill out an application and contract agreement. We do perform vet reference checks as well as a home inspections (for bully breeds).
For out-of-state adoptions, an additional charge will be included to cover the cost of transporting the dog as well as the health certificate (approximately $150.00 thus a total of $250.00).
Adoption fees for canines and felines are $100.00. If a puppy or kitten has not been sterilized at the time of adoption, a spay/neuter certificate is given to the adopting parents. All applicants must fill out an application and contract agreement. We do perform vet reference checks as well as a home inspections (for bully breeds).
For out-of-state adoptions, an additional charge will be included to cover the cost of transporting the dog as well as the health certificate (approximately $150.00 thus a total of $250.00).
About Saving Grace Animal Rescue - CT Chapter
Saving Grace Animal Rescue is a Christian-based, nonprofit organization that strives to assist others in helping animals. We recognize how difficult and overwhelming it can be to rescue and foster animals so that’s where we come in. Although we do not yet have a shelter, we are able to foster animals through a network of volunteers. We also assist people by informing them of the resources located in Birmingham, Alabama, that can make their efforts that much easier. We are always in need of foster homes so the more we have, the more SGAR can help. Contact us if you or anyone you know of has the space and desire to take in a homeless pet while we find them their furever homes.
Saving Grace Animal Rescue is a Christian-based, nonprofit organization that strives to assist others in helping animals. We recognize how difficult and overwhelming it can be to rescue and foster animals so that’s where we come in. Although we do not yet have a shelter, we are able to foster animals through a network of volunteers. We also assist people by informing them of the resources located in Birmingham, Alabama, that can make their efforts that much easier. We are always in need of foster homes so the more we have, the more SGAR can help. Contact us if you or anyone you know of has the space and desire to take in a homeless pet while we find them their furever homes.
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