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My name is Petey!

Posted over 2 weeks ago

My basic info

Breed
American Pit Bull Terrier
Color
White/Brown/Chocolate
Age
Adult
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
52 lbs (current)
Sex
Male
Pet ID
6017

My details

Checkmark in teal circle Spayed / Neutered

My story

Here's what the humans have to say about me:

Petey is located in a foster home. To meet Petey please text Rachael at +14407730270.

Meet Petey, the lovable bundle of strength and charm! This adorable boy is a fan of outdoor adventures, whether it's strolling around the neighborhood with his favorite harness or enjoying car rides with the wind in his fur. Petey's playful spirit shines through when he's gazing out windows, engaging in tug of war, fetching his beloved Kong Ball, or joyfully splashing around during bath time. He's a smart cookie too, already mastering commands like sit and eagerly learning more. While he's working on his manners around food, his affectionate nature shines as he snuggles on laps during telework or politely asks for playtime during TV sessions. Petey's also a pro at bathroom breaks, using pads by the door, and he's a peaceful sleeper through the night in his cozy kitchen area. Although he hasn't met kids or other furry friends yet, his sweet demeanor suggests he'll make a great companion. Just beware the vacuum-Petey prefers to keep his distance from that noisy contraption! If you're ready for a loyal and playful companion who's eager to learn and shower you with love, Petey is waiting to bring joy into your home!
Rescue
Berea Animal Rescue Fund

Contact info

Pet ID
6017
Contact
Email
Address
10015 East River Road, Columbia Station, OH 44028
Donation

Their adoption process

Additional adoption info

ADOPTION POLICIES & FEES

Adopting an animal is an important decision that will affect you, your household, and the animal for many years to come. Our primary goal is to place animals in a loving and forever home. We strive for the best possible match between you and your new pet. If you do not find the right animal on your first visit to our shelter, please return another day when new animals will be available for adoption. We include as much information as we know about an animal on their information card. We are here to help make a wonderful new addition to your family.

Adoption Requirements:
• Must be 18 years of age or older
• Must have valid ID with current address
• Must provide landlord’s name and phone number (or copy of current lease)
• All members of the household should be present
• You must understand that Berea Animal Rescue must approve your adoption application
Fees

The shelter accepts cash or Mastercard, Visa, or Discover.

*If paying in cash, please understand that volunteers are unable to make change.
Cat Adoption Information

• Senior cats (7 years and older): $65.00
• Cats (7 months – 6 years) – $100.00
• Kittens (less than 7 months) – $125.00
• Cardboard carriers available – $5.00
*Certain animals may carry fees that are higher or lower than indicated here based on special circumstances. See Adoption Associates for details.

Included in fee:

• Immunodeficiency Virus & Leukemia Test
• Spay / Neuter
• Basic Vaccination
• Rabies Vaccination (as age appropriate)
• Worming
• Microchip
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Dog Adoption Information

• Senior Dogs (7 years and older) – $85.00
• Adult Dogs (7 months to 6 years) – $165
• Puppies (less than 7 months) – $250.00
• Small Dogs (less than 25 lbs and less than 7 yrs) – $200.00
*Certain animals may carry fees that are higher or lower than indicated here based on special circumstances. See Adoption Associates for details.

Included in fee:

• General Veterinarian Checkup
• Heartworm Test
• Spay / Neuter
• Basic Vaccination (DHLPP and Bordetella)
• Rabies Vaccination
• Heartworm Pill and Flea Preventative
• Worming
• Microchip
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Adoption fees help to cover the costs associated with the items listed above and shelter operating costs, all of which average $375 per animal.

Berea ARF operates a “no time limit” shelter where animals are cared for until permanent homes can be found. The shelter is supported by a small dedicated staff and several hundred devoted volunteers. ARF receives no regular government funding and relies solely on donations by its generous supporters.

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Go meet their pets

ARF is currently offering open hours Tuesday-Friday from 3:30-6:30 pm and Saturdays & Sundays 1-4pm.

Berea ARF
10015 East River Road
Columbia Station, OH 44028

More about this rescue

Berea Animal Rescue Fund “ARF” began in 1987 as a small group of animal lovers started a ‘grassroots’ movement, recognizing the desperate housing and healthcare needs of homeless animals. Their efforts began in the southwest suburban Cleveland area, transforming a family’s garage into an animal "shelter."

The ARF movement grew when the city of Berea provided us a small building, utility costs included. In return, ARF would always have a cage open for the city’s stray animals. Now, after 20 years of service and thousands of success stories later ARF continues to save lives and make friends. ARF is operated in large part by a group of very dedicated volunteers who give their time and endless love to the shelter's furry residents.

Our next big goal is to position ourselves into a roomier facility…a more spacious home to the area's unwanted and abandoned animals. We believe no pet should be euthanized or left behind because lack of such a place. Our facility is overcrowded and outdated by today’s animal welfare standards. ONLY, through the generous support of the community and the dedication of our volunteers, can we make this dream a reality.

2007 was record breaking for ARF with both animals served and operating costs. Much help is needed!

The Berea Animal Rescue Fund “ARF” operates as a No Time Limit Shelter.
We are a 501(c) 3 Non Profit.

ARF's mission statement.... For the betterment of the lives of stray and abandoned animals, Berea’s Animal Rescue Fund, Inc. promises to:

Give loving care and companionship for as long as needed;
Provide shelter, food and medical necessities;
Seek quality homes through adoption programs;
Create public interest and awareness of animal rights and issues; and
Promote action and advocacy for all of the above.