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Areas Stepping Stones Canine Fosters serves
For intake of animals, we serve the following counties in West Virginia: Kanawha, Boone, Logan, Mingo, Clay, Putnam, Cabell, Fayetteville, Greenbrier, Upshur.
In addition to local adoptions near Charleston WV, we can also adopt to residents in MD, PA, NJ, CT, MA, RI, or NY.
Stepping Stones Canine Fosters's adoption process
Additional adoption info
Adoption Process: Complete an application including vet reference and any current pet alter/vaccination status. We will call your vet reference then do a phone interview with you. If it seems like a good match, we will proceed to schedule a home visit. Once the home visit is complete, then we can set up a meet-n-greet with you and your current pets.
Adoption fee: Varies which includes health exam, spay/neuter, wormer, distemper combo vaccine, rabies vaccine, heartworm test, flea/tick treatment, and microchip.
Adoption Process: Complete an application including vet reference and any current pet alter/vaccination status. We will call your vet reference then do a phone interview with you. If it seems like a good match, we will proceed to schedule a home visit. Once the home visit is complete, then we can set up a meet-n-greet with you and your current pets.
Adoption fee: Varies which includes health exam, spay/neuter, wormer, distemper combo vaccine, rabies vaccine, heartworm test, flea/tick treatment, and microchip.
About Stepping Stones Canine Fosters
We are a foster-based rescue that serves multiple in West Virginia. Rescue inquiries are welcome. We do have transport to northeastern states.
Spay/Neuter program: Our aim is to spay/neuter as many animals as we can and to educate owners in doing the same. When we are approached to rescue and the owner has other dogs they are keeping, we insist that we have that animal spay/neutered at our cost also.
We work very closely with Help For Animals in Barboursville WV:
One Humane way
PO Box 250
Barboursville WV
304-736-8555
Dr Kelly Pinkston and Brandy Jones DVM often contact us to take a litter of abandoned pups or dogs. When we go there for a spay/neuter run, we take 30 pups/dogs to be fixed every time.
We offer spay/neuter transportation service to local residents. You pay the cost for surgery and we will transport your pet to/from the vet's office.
We are a foster-based rescue that serves multiple in West Virginia. Rescue inquiries are welcome. We do have transport to northeastern states.
Spay/Neuter program: Our aim is to spay/neuter as many animals as we can and to educate owners in doing the same. When we are approached to rescue and the owner has other dogs they are keeping, we insist that we have that animal spay/neutered at our cost also.
We work very closely with Help For Animals in Barboursville WV:
One Humane way
PO Box 250
Barboursville WV
304-736-8555
Dr Kelly Pinkston and Brandy Jones DVM often contact us to take a litter of abandoned pups or dogs. When we go there for a spay/neuter run, we take 30 pups/dogs to be fixed every time.
We offer spay/neuter transportation service to local residents. You pay the cost for surgery and we will transport your pet to/from the vet's office.
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