Eclipse Boston Terrier Rescue
Animal rescue in Kipling, Saskatchewan
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PO Box 316, Kipling, SK S0G 2S0Hours of Operation
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Jean HayesPhone
(306) 736-8279Website
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Rescue FAQs
I have been doing Boston Terrier rescue in the province of Saskatchewan for 12 years. I have also rescued other breeds occasionally.
I live on a farm and have lots of room. I raise, train and show registered Boston Terriers, and it's my love for this breed, and all dogs, that prompted me to go into rescue.
I live on a farm and have lots of room. I raise, train and show registered Boston Terriers, and it's my love for this breed, and all dogs, that prompted me to go into rescue.
Additional adoption info
My adoption fee varies depending on health issues and age of the pet.
My base adoption fee is $250. However, for an elderly dog, the fee is less.
I do require potential adoptees allow us to do a home check, as well as fill out an adoption application.
I do all I possibly can to ensure the homes I choose will be permanent and loving homes, and that people know any mental and/or health issues the dog may have, ahead of time. I also need to be reassured that the family applying to adopt a special needs dog is prepared and capable of long term care. I also require a change of address for the lifetime of the dog, and require the dog to be returned to me if, for any reason, they cannot keep the dog.
All dogs are spayed/neutered before being adopted out, and are checked to be in good health by our veterinarian.
My base adoption fee is $250. However, for an elderly dog, the fee is less.
I do require potential adoptees allow us to do a home check, as well as fill out an adoption application.
I do all I possibly can to ensure the homes I choose will be permanent and loving homes, and that people know any mental and/or health issues the dog may have, ahead of time. I also need to be reassured that the family applying to adopt a special needs dog is prepared and capable of long term care. I also require a change of address for the lifetime of the dog, and require the dog to be returned to me if, for any reason, they cannot keep the dog.
All dogs are spayed/neutered before being adopted out, and are checked to be in good health by our veterinarian.
