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Areas Molino de Suenos serves
San Antonio, TX
Devine, TX
Bigfoot, TX
Molino de Suenos's adoption process
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• Filling out a Pet Adoption Application.
• After filling the application out, WOD member will review the application and will contact the applicant to schedule a home visit. The home visit is to make sure the dog is a good fit. If there are other animals at home, we would like to make the proper introduction and make the adjustment period as smooth as possible.
• Finalizing the adoption process: Signing the Adoption Contract
• Adoption fee is $200.00. It is TAX DEDUCTIBLE.
• The adoption fee helps us with spaying/neutering, microchipping and all the vaccinations.
• Filling out a Pet Adoption Application.
• After filling the application out, WOD member will review the application and will contact the applicant to schedule a home visit. The home visit is to make sure the dog is a good fit. If there are other animals at home, we would like to make the proper introduction and make the adjustment period as smooth as possible.
• Finalizing the adoption process: Signing the Adoption Contract
• Adoption fee is $200.00. It is TAX DEDUCTIBLE.
• The adoption fee helps us with spaying/neutering, microchipping and all the vaccinations.
About Molino de Suenos
Olga Dib started rescuing in 1994, it was called "Second Chance" at that time, helping to find pet homes that friends, strangers and herself had found.
Olga's dream has always been to find a home where all animals could live and not be forced to leave, due to various laws.
In November 2011 Olga finds an abandoned deer ranch for sale, now known as Molino de Suenos, or the "Windmill of Dreams" and houses more than 126 animals, including dogs, cats, birds, horses, donkeys, llamas. She hopes to raise awareness for the cruelty and neglect of animals. The main task at Molino de Sueños is to convert the animals rescued in need, into special friends that would be part of your family, part of our Animal Assisted Therapy program or part of our community education programs.
Olga Dib started rescuing in 1994, it was called "Second Chance" at that time, helping to find pet homes that friends, strangers and herself had found.
Olga's dream has always been to find a home where all animals could live and not be forced to leave, due to various laws.
In November 2011 Olga finds an abandoned deer ranch for sale, now known as Molino de Suenos, or the "Windmill of Dreams" and houses more than 126 animals, including dogs, cats, birds, horses, donkeys, llamas. She hopes to raise awareness for the cruelty and neglect of animals. The main task at Molino de Sueños is to convert the animals rescued in need, into special friends that would be part of your family, part of our Animal Assisted Therapy program or part of our community education programs.
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