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Ozark Mountain Basset Rescue, Inc.

As a non-profit* rescue, Ozark Mountain Basset Rescue (OMBR) is completely dependent on the generosity of others. OMBR does not have paid employees, only volunteers who graciously donate their time to these deserving hounds. OMBR volunteers have jobs, families, and other important commitments. We do Basset rescue because we want to make a difference for those Basset Hounds that are not blessed with good homes. OMBR is dedicated to placing Bassets in our care into loving and dedicated forever homes.

OMBR does not have kennels. Rescued dogs stay in foster homes, where they receive vet care, nutritious food, and love. While in foster care, dogs are evaluated by a veterinarian and receive any treatment necessary, all dogs are spayed/neutered and are placed on heartworm preventative before going to their adopted home. In addition, foster homes provide a personality evaluation of each dog to ensure a better match between dog and prospective forever homes.

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Website
http://www.ombr.org
Phone
(918) 323-4137
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Email
sherry@ombr.org
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547 N Thompson St,
Vinita, OK, 74301

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Vinita, OK

Rescue FAQs

We serve the eastern half of Oklahoma and the western half of Arkansas as a rule, but can help when necessary and space permits, in other areas of these states.

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Any person interested in adopting a Basset from OMBR will need to go through the adoption process. Please refer to our Adoption Information found at http://www.ombr.org.

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