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Areas Transform a Street Dog - Birdsboro serves
San Francisco Bay area
New York City area
Detroit area
Philadelphia area
Birdsboro, PA
Washington DC area
Transform a Street Dog - Birdsboro's adoption process
1.
Meet the Pet
Dogs are currently in a foster home in the listed area. You can arrange a video call or visit the dog.
2.
Submit Application
Download our application and send to: TFASDog@gmail.com
3.
Interview
Our adoptions coordinator will call you to review your application. We will call all references.
4.
Home Check
If possible, a volunteer will conduct a home check to meet other pets and see if the dog will be let out in a safe fenced area or walked.
5.
Approve Application
6.
Sign Adoption Contract
Make the payment of $450 and send completed adoption contract the night before pick-up/delivery of your dog.
7.
Take the Pet Home
A volunteer will contact you to make pick-up arrangements.
Additional adoption info
All of the dogs will have current shots, deworming, flea treatment and negative heart worm test before travel. They had a Rabies shot at least 30 days prior to travel plus a health certificate before they made the journey to the USA.
All of the dogs will have current shots, deworming, flea treatment and negative heart worm test before travel. They had a Rabies shot at least 30 days prior to travel plus a health certificate before they made the journey to the USA.
In Ukraine, a lack of shelters and sterilization programs has led to a large street dog population. Litters of puppies are often found left in boxes and abandoned in parks, forests, and alongside busy streets. Adult dogs often suffer with untreated diseases and injuries.
As a result, some people see the dogs as a nuisance. Street dogs are often the target of a group notoriously called “dog hunters” who poison and shoot dogs in the streets.
Before the Euro 2012 games in Kyiv, thousands of dogs were poisoned in an effort to “clean up the streets” before the tourists arrived. Currently, all dogs left on the street are still at risk of being targeted by exterminators. Without the work of independent volunteers and private shelters, street dogs would have little to no hope for a better life.
There are many animal lovers who use their own time, money and resources to rescue injured dogs and abandoned puppies. These are regular citizens who are barely scraping by; dog enclosures have been burned and attacked by dog hunters, and yet they keep working tirelessly to save animals.
Why we want to help:
There was not much international media coverage about the mass poisoning of dogs in 2012, and even to this day, calls come in on a weekly basis to animal activists from helpless residents reporting poisonings in their neighborhoods. However, these facts are widely unknown.
Transform a Street Dog formed to bring international attention to this issue and assist overwhelmed animal rescuers. It is difficult to find homes for dogs in Ukraine because of the war in the east and current financial crisis. We created an adoption program to give the dogs and volunteers more hope.
What we do:
* Sponsor at-risk dogs' stay in safe shelters
* Provide vaccinations and medical care
* Sponsor emergency care for sick puppies and injured dogs
* Recruit volunteers and foster homes to socialize dogs
* Search for homes locally and abroad
* Recruit flight volunteers to transport dogs
* Make all arrangements for legal paperwork and transportation abroad
* Sponsor sterilization surgeries
Our goals for 2020 are to find homes for 50+ dogs around the world and to sponsor medical care, sterilization surgeries and shelter for many more. For every dog that finds a home, we take another one off the street.
We need help from animal lovers like you to save more street dogs from suffering and poisoning. Please Donate.
What is the problem:
In Ukraine, a lack of shelters and sterilization programs has led to a large street dog population. Litters of puppies are often found left in boxes and abandoned in parks, forests, and alongside busy streets. Adult dogs often suffer with untreated diseases and injuries.
As a result, some people see the dogs as a nuisance. Street dogs are often the target of a group notoriously called “dog hunters” who poison and shoot dogs in the streets.
Before the Euro 2012 games in Kyiv, thousands of dogs were poisoned in an effort to “clean up the streets” before the tourists arrived. Currently, all dogs left on the street are still at risk of being targeted by exterminators. Without the work of independent volunteers and private shelters, street dogs would have little to no hope for a better life.
There are many animal lovers who use their own time, money and resources to rescue injured dogs and abandoned puppies. These are regular citizens who are barely scraping by; dog enclosures have been burned and attacked by dog hunters, and yet they keep working tirelessly to save animals.
Why we want to help:
There was not much international media coverage about the mass poisoning of dogs in 2012, and even to this day, calls come in on a weekly basis to animal activists from helpless residents reporting poisonings in their neighborhoods. However, these facts are widely unknown.
Transform a Street Dog formed to bring international attention to this issue and assist overwhelmed animal rescuers. It is difficult to find homes for dogs in Ukraine because of the war in the east and current financial crisis. We created an adoption program to give the dogs and volunteers more hope.
What we do:
* Sponsor at-risk dogs' stay in safe shelters
* Provide vaccinations and medical care
* Sponsor emergency care for sick puppies and injured dogs
* Recruit volunteers and foster homes to socialize dogs
* Search for homes locally and abroad
* Recruit flight volunteers to transport dogs
* Make all arrangements for legal paperwork and transportation abroad
* Sponsor sterilization surgeries
Our goals for 2020 are to find homes for 50+ dogs around the world and to sponsor medical care, sterilization surgeries and shelter for many more. For every dog that finds a home, we take another one off the street.
We need help from animal lovers like you to save more street dogs from suffering and poisoning. Please Donate.
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