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My basic info
Breed
Poodle (Miniature)
Color
Tan/Yellow/Fawn - with White
Age
Puppy
Size
Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less (when grown)
Weight
–
Sex
Female
Pet ID
–
My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Good with cats
Purebred
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE UNTIL SEPTEMBER!!!!!
Born May 1, 2009 if interested please ask for an application
Adoption fee is $800 which includes all shots and spay/neuter
PLEASE NOTE
Can you afford a puppy? Here are some average veterinary costs.
Please think wisely before adopting whether or not you can financially handle your responsibility of having a dog.
Office Visit: $50.00-$80.00
Fecal test for parasites: $40-50
Vaccines: $100.00
X-rays: $75-$150
Bloodwork: $75-$150
Meds: $25-$100
Spay/neuter: $300-$700
Heartworm/flea and tick preventative: $50-$150.00
Emergency treatment: $500-$1,500( sometimes more)
Dental/extractions: $300-$800
Heartworm test: $40-$75
Dishonest vet procedures: $50- $1,000
Microchip: $40- $75
Grooming : $40- $75
Food( good food, not kibbles and bits) $15 per week per dog
ABOUT US
Please realize that this rescue takes on most of these medical bills when we bring a dog into our rescue, therefore our adoption fees are set accordingly. We do not complain about what we spend on our dogs, and we expect our adopters to feel the same about our adoption fees...which brings us to this final conclusion.....if you cant afford the pet, you cant afford the vet.....unforeseen illnesses occur, emergencies and accidents occur, please be prepared before you take on the responsibility of a new dog...We want you to adopt from us because you want to rescue a dog, not because your searching for a cheap dog. Dogs are not cheap and with todays prices, they are more of a luxury. More dogs then ever are coming into rescue because their owners can not afford veterinarian care so please....think wisely before adopting!
thank you!
