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McKinley is an 8-year-old, 8 lbs., Chihuahua mix. She was an owner surrender. Her owner was homeless; obtained a place to stay but McKinley could not go with them. She is very shy and a little frightened at first. Once she gets to know you, she is very sweet, loving. She is a sweet little dog. She is doing very well in foster care. Adoption fee reduced
She is UTD shots and housebroken, good with other dogs and cats. She does better with no small children. She is being fostered in Picayune, MS.
An application can be found on our website. (animaladoptionsociety.net)
We do accept PayPal. CHECK US OUT ON facebook. AAS is an approved (CFC) Combined Federal Campaign Fund Charity, CFC Code 65700. Be sure to like us on Facebook.com/animaladoptionsociety
Animal Adoption Society is a non-profit animal rescue group. We operate strictly on the assistance of volunteers. We do not have a facility/shelter or set visiting hours to see the animals. All of the animals in our care are placed in foster homes of volunteers. If you are interested in an animal, please contact AAS to make a mutually convenient appointment. Please read the pet description for information on each pet. Our pets are placed in foster homes in Louisiana and Mississippi. An application can be found on our website (animaladoptionsociety.net)
McKinley is an 8-year-old, 8 lbs., Chihuahua mix. She was an owner surrender. Her owner was homeless; obtained a place to stay but McKinley could not go with them. She is very shy and a little frightened at first. Once she gets to know you, she is very sweet, loving. She is a sweet little dog. She is doing very well in foster care. Adoption fee reduced
She is UTD shots and housebroken, good with other dogs and cats. She does better with no small children. She is being fostered in Picayune, MS.
An application can be found on our website. (animaladoptionsociety.net)
We do accept PayPal. CHECK US OUT ON facebook. AAS is an approved (CFC) Combined Federal Campaign Fund Charity, CFC Code 65700. Be sure to like us on Facebook.com/animaladoptionsociety
Animal Adoption Society is a non-profit animal rescue group. We operate strictly on the assistance of volunteers. We do not have a facility/shelter or set visiting hours to see the animals. All of the animals in our care are placed in foster homes of volunteers. If you are interested in an animal, please contact AAS to make a mutually convenient appointment. Please read the pet description for information on each pet. Our pets are placed in foster homes in Louisiana and Mississippi. An application can be found on our website (animaladoptionsociety.net)
You can find an application on our website, animaladoptionsociety.net. Click the "Adoption Application" tab to access the fill-in form.
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Approve Application
Once your application has been reviewed, if approved, we will then move forward with the adoption process.
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Sign Adoption Contract
Once your application has been approved, we contact you to set up a time to finalize the adoption.
Additional adoption info
We require an application, from there the application is reviewed, if the applicant is approved, then a contract is completed and an application fee is required. Our adoption fees range from $100-$175. We offer reduced rates for animals that have been with us for over a year and our cat adoption fees are $25. All animals in our care have been fully vetted, spay/neutered and receive the necessary medical care in order to have them adoption ready.
We require an application, from there the application is reviewed, if the applicant is approved, then a contract is completed and an application fee is required. Our adoption fees range from $100-$175. We offer reduced rates for animals that have been with us for over a year and our cat adoption fees are $25. All animals in our care have been fully vetted, spay/neutered and receive the necessary medical care in order to have them adoption ready.
Wal Mart, Picayune, MS, 3rd Saturday of every month (weather permitting)
Pearl River Nursing Home and Hospital, Hwy 11 Poplarville, MS. 3rd Saturday of every month (we bring pets to visit with the residents and patients)
Wal Mart, Picayune, MS, 3rd Saturday of every month (weather permitting)
Pearl River Nursing Home and Hospital, Hwy 11 Poplarville, MS. 3rd Saturday of every month (we bring pets to visit with the residents and patients)
More about this rescue
Begun in 1994, (St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana) the AAS is a small non-profit 501(c)(3), no-kill rescue group dedicated to helping abused, abandoned, orphaned & neglected companion animals by fostering them until they can be adopted into loving homes. We began working in the Picayune/Poplarville, MS, area in late 2005, following Hurricane Katrina. Since then, we have struggled to build our rescue group back up with finding volunteers and placing the many animals in our care into forever homes. Each animal is spayed/neutered, vaccinated & receives any other medical care that may be necessary. Each animal is placed in a foster home. We do not have a facility. These services keep the animals from being unnecessarily euthanized (destroyed) and stops the over population of animals. We work strictly from donations and help of volunteers/foster homes. We are always in need of donations and volunteers/foster homes. The more volunteers & foster homes we have, the more animals we can care for.
Begun in 1994, (St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana) the AAS is a small non-profit 501(c)(3), no-kill rescue group dedicated to helping abused, abandoned, orphaned & neglected companion animals by fostering them until they can be adopted into loving homes. We began working in the Picayune/Poplarville, MS, area in late 2005, following Hurricane Katrina. Since then, we have struggled to build our rescue group back up with finding volunteers and placing the many animals in our care into forever homes. Each animal is spayed/neutered, vaccinated & receives any other medical care that may be necessary. Each animal is placed in a foster home. We do not have a facility. These services keep the animals from being unnecessarily euthanized (destroyed) and stops the over population of animals. We work strictly from donations and help of volunteers/foster homes. We are always in need of donations and volunteers/foster homes. The more volunteers & foster homes we have, the more animals we can care for.
