My basic info
- Breed
- Domestic Shorthair
- Age
- 6 years old, Adult
- Sex
- Female
- Color
- Tortoiseshell
- Hair Length
- short
- Pet ID
- 91
My details
- Good With Cats
- Litter Box Trained
My health
- Shots current
My story
Contact info
Website
http://www.shadarobah.com
Their adoption process
Adoption proceedings very to some degree depending on the pets specific needs and their species.
Adoption steps
- Submit Application
- Submit and Online or In Person Application for Review
- Interview
- Organization conducted phone and/or in person interview
- Approve Application
- Pre Approve / Deny Application
- Meet the Pet
- Schedule a meet and greet with the potential adopter and family or other care givers.
- Home Check
- Not Applicable to All Animals, Generally Only Applies to Equine
- Sign Adoption Contract
- Review adoption contract with adopter and finalize contract terms and conditions
- Pay Fee
- Adopter pays established adoption fee, adopter schedules time to take pet home
Go meet their pets
All visits are currently by appointment only.
Please inquire at our website at https://www.shadarobah.com/how-it-works.html
or on facebook at
https://www.facebook.com/Shadarobah/
Please inquire at our website at https://www.shadarobah.com/how-it-works.html
or on facebook at
https://www.facebook.com/Shadarobah/
More about this rescue
Shadarobah Horse Rescue was founded in 2008. Our name translates to "May The Future Be Better Than The Past" in Native American. Since our founding we have rescued over 600 horses and countless other animals.
During the Spring of 2023 we founded our "No Animal Left Behind Program" to further our efforts in non-equine activities. That same year we brought in over 100 feral cats, 6 dogs, 3 goats and a hand full of chickens in addition to our equine efforts.
Our volunteers are Absolutely Amazing! Nearly all of our volunteers and our board members are full time working adults and no-one is paid. We rough through all the challenges that neglect and abuse brings to our animals. We do this in all weather conditions and often with limited funding.
We have a passion to teach and share our experience with those who seek it. We have assisted with several hundred indirect animal placements using our network of fosters, adopters, and our social media community. We often share our advice and creative solutions with pet owners in need of help. We often participate in other community events and even host some of our own family friendly events.
Our mission:
Shadarobah’s mission is to save horses from slaughter, abuse and neglect; then place them in loving and nurturing homes.
Part of that mission includes educating people on the plight of horses and making it possible for all people to enjoy the great gift of knowing a horse!
During the Spring of 2023 we founded our "No Animal Left Behind Program" to further our efforts in non-equine activities. That same year we brought in over 100 feral cats, 6 dogs, 3 goats and a hand full of chickens in addition to our equine efforts.
Our volunteers are Absolutely Amazing! Nearly all of our volunteers and our board members are full time working adults and no-one is paid. We rough through all the challenges that neglect and abuse brings to our animals. We do this in all weather conditions and often with limited funding.
We have a passion to teach and share our experience with those who seek it. We have assisted with several hundred indirect animal placements using our network of fosters, adopters, and our social media community. We often share our advice and creative solutions with pet owners in need of help. We often participate in other community events and even host some of our own family friendly events.
Our mission:
Shadarobah’s mission is to save horses from slaughter, abuse and neglect; then place them in loving and nurturing homes.
Part of that mission includes educating people on the plight of horses and making it possible for all people to enjoy the great gift of knowing a horse!