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cats & dogs at Fayette County Animal Rescue - Pittsburgh Transport Stop
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Areas Fayette County Animal Rescue - Pittsburgh Transport Stop serves
Fayette County, TN to Pittsburgh, PA
Fayette County Animal Rescue - Pittsburgh Transport Stop's adoption process
1.
Submit Application
Check out all of our amazing rescues and submit an online application at https://www.fayettefcar.com/animals.
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Interview
We review your application and complete a vet history to confirm your current/previous animals were current on vaccinations & heartworm pr
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Home Check
You will need to take a video of your fence so we can be sure it will safely contain your new furry family member. Or, we may have someone f
4.
Meet the Pet
We’ll send some videos of our rescue so you can see his personality and size. You are welcome to come and meet our rescue before finalizing
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Sign Adoption Contract
Sign the adoption contract (copy can be found on our website) and pay the adoption fee of $95/animal.
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Take the Pet Home
We can schedule a day for you to pick up the animal if that is your plan, or we’ll coordinate transport to one of our transport locations. W
Additional adoption info
All of our rehabilitated rescues are available for a $95.00 adoption fee. Each animal is carefully checked by a licensed veterinarian. Pets will be current on vaccinations, spayed or neutered and microchipped. Requirements for adoption are a fenced yard (for dogs) and a vet reference if you are a previous pet owner. If we arrange transport for the adoption, you will be responsible for paying the transport fee of $150 in addition to the adoption fee of $95. There will also be a Health Certificate fee of $25 if you don’t live in Tennessee. If you decide you cannot keep the adopted dog, you must return the dog to Fayette County Animal Rescue at your expense. The dog cannot be given to another rescue or to another person.
All of our rehabilitated rescues are available for a $95.00 adoption fee. Each animal is carefully checked by a licensed veterinarian. Pets will be current on vaccinations, spayed or neutered and microchipped. Requirements for adoption are a fenced yard (for dogs) and a vet reference if you are a previous pet owner. If we arrange transport for the adoption, you will be responsible for paying the transport fee of $150 in addition to the adoption fee of $95. There will also be a Health Certificate fee of $25 if you don’t live in Tennessee. If you decide you cannot keep the adopted dog, you must return the dog to Fayette County Animal Rescue at your expense. The dog cannot be given to another rescue or to another person.
About Fayette County Animal Rescue - Pittsburgh Transport Stop
We are a no-kill, non-profit humane organization dedicated to
rescuing the sick, injured, abused, abandoned and neglected animals of Fayette County, TN.
We are a no-kill, non-profit humane organization dedicated to
rescuing the sick, injured, abused, abandoned and neglected animals of Fayette County, TN.
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When someone is breeding puppies or breeding kittens, they are creating new dogs and cats who need homes. Some people are interested in a very specific breed of dog, cat, puppy or kitten and they think the only way to find that specific breed is to buy a dog for sale or buy a cat for sale from a puppy breeder or a kitten breeder. Yet animal shelters are filled with dogs and cats who must find homes.
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