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Portland, Oregon and surrounding areas of Oregon
CL Boston Terrier Rescue Foundation's adoption process
1.
Submit Application
Extensive application is required
2.
Interview
Phone interview is done by volunteer, and we do require a Veterinarian reference for review of past history as an owner of a pet
3.
Home Check
We do an in person visit to meet you and your family, see your yard and home to ensure the dog is going to a safe place.
4.
Approve Application
If approved we connect you with foster of the dog for more info- and specifics for adoption-
5.
Sign Adoption Contract
Once approved, contract and link to pay fee is sent to you-
Additional adoption info
We screen thoroughly, and if there are any concerns you will not be approved- We match our dogs with a family that can meet their specific needs- It is a about the dogs needs.
Breed experience, fenced yard are a plus for our dogs.
We screen thoroughly, and if there are any concerns you will not be approved- We match our dogs with a family that can meet their specific needs- It is a about the dogs needs.
Breed experience, fenced yard are a plus for our dogs.
About CL Boston Terrier Rescue Foundation
MISSION STATEMENT. The CL Boston Terrier Rescue Foundation takes in and raises funds through Auctions & Fundraisers to save the lives of Boston Terriers and Boston
mixes, that we consider "High Risk" the unwanted by owners & breeders, the sick that need extensive medical care, the abandoned, the abused, ones that no-one wants to spend the time working on behavior modification and the list goes on.....
We seek these dogs out by searching 'for sale' websites, facebook groups and other social media on the internet to rescue dogs at risk.
Working with rescues around the country we provide an opportunity for these dogs to have medical care and be placed in loving homes. We also believe in educating people on the Boston Terrier breed and to be advocates for the humane treatment of animals.
Our mission is to raise funds to get Boston Terriers and Boston mixes from shelters, etc. to our care, as well as approved and safe rescue alliances. This occasionally stretches to other breeds-NO DOG will be left behind if in an abusive or bad situation, or Bonded pair. We require that our Rescue Alliances adhere to this format while taking in dogs and their adoption process-We and our alliances require an extensive application, a home visit, a Veterinarian reference- Take in the dogs regardless of age, health, behavior-Fully Vet the Dogs and evaluate behavior and needs prior to putting them up for adoption, so as to match them with the Best possible Forever Home. It is a longer process at times however it best ensures they land in a Forever Home with a family that can meet their needs-We appreciate all the support of our efforts- It takes a village to help these precious souls in need!
Help Us Help the Bostons!
MISSION STATEMENT. The CL Boston Terrier Rescue Foundation takes in and raises funds through Auctions & Fundraisers to save the lives of Boston Terriers and Boston
mixes, that we consider "High Risk" the unwanted by owners & breeders, the sick that need extensive medical care, the abandoned, the abused, ones that no-one wants to spend the time working on behavior modification and the list goes on.....
We seek these dogs out by searching 'for sale' websites, facebook groups and other social media on the internet to rescue dogs at risk.
Working with rescues around the country we provide an opportunity for these dogs to have medical care and be placed in loving homes. We also believe in educating people on the Boston Terrier breed and to be advocates for the humane treatment of animals.
Our mission is to raise funds to get Boston Terriers and Boston mixes from shelters, etc. to our care, as well as approved and safe rescue alliances. This occasionally stretches to other breeds-NO DOG will be left behind if in an abusive or bad situation, or Bonded pair. We require that our Rescue Alliances adhere to this format while taking in dogs and their adoption process-We and our alliances require an extensive application, a home visit, a Veterinarian reference- Take in the dogs regardless of age, health, behavior-Fully Vet the Dogs and evaluate behavior and needs prior to putting them up for adoption, so as to match them with the Best possible Forever Home. It is a longer process at times however it best ensures they land in a Forever Home with a family that can meet their needs-We appreciate all the support of our efforts- It takes a village to help these precious souls in need!
Help Us Help the Bostons!
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