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Areas School of Wags serves
School of Wags is a 501c3 non profit Mastiff rescue located in Central Texas with a secondary focus on offering free or low cost training to the community to help keep dogs in their homes.
School of Wags's adoption process
Additional adoption info
Adopters can submit an adoption application from our website, www.schoolofwags.org.
A telephone interview is done with the potential adopter, and we check personal references, vet references, and speak with landlords for renters. We also do a home check before final approval.
Adopters can submit an adoption application from our website, www.schoolofwags.org.
A telephone interview is done with the potential adopter, and we check personal references, vet references, and speak with landlords for renters. We also do a home check before final approval.
About School of Wags
School of Wags is a 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to rescuing and re-homing large breed dogs, primarily Mastiffs, from situations where they are homeless due to owner surrender or in high kill shelters. By working with committed volunteers, foster homes and local veterinarians we are able to substantially reduce the flow of unwanted animals into shelters to be euthanized, provide them with loving temporary care, vaccinate, spay or neuter and find them well-matched, carefully screened, loving, adoptive, forever homes.
We also serve as a resource to our community and all pet owners by providing training, education and information on responsible pet ownership, including the importance of spay/neuter, balanced behavior training, pet first aid and good nutrition. School of Wags is a dynamic, evolving institution that is an agent of change for the animal welfare world. We are operating innovative and beneficial programs for animals and people and are making an impact in each family that will last for generations.
School of Wags is a 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to rescuing and re-homing large breed dogs, primarily Mastiffs, from situations where they are homeless due to owner surrender or in high kill shelters. By working with committed volunteers, foster homes and local veterinarians we are able to substantially reduce the flow of unwanted animals into shelters to be euthanized, provide them with loving temporary care, vaccinate, spay or neuter and find them well-matched, carefully screened, loving, adoptive, forever homes.
We also serve as a resource to our community and all pet owners by providing training, education and information on responsible pet ownership, including the importance of spay/neuter, balanced behavior training, pet first aid and good nutrition. School of Wags is a dynamic, evolving institution that is an agent of change for the animal welfare world. We are operating innovative and beneficial programs for animals and people and are making an impact in each family that will last for generations.
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