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Get A Life Pet Rescue/South Florida Pet Rescue and Rehabilitation, Inc.

Wellington, FL 33414

Contact —
Email info@getalifepetrescue.com
Phone (954) 629-2445
Website http://www.getalifepetrescue.com
dogs at Get A Life Pet Rescue/South Florida Pet Rescue and Rehabilitation, Inc.
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Photo of Cadbury

Cadbury

Shih Tzu/Lhasa Apso

Male, Young
Wellington, FL
Photo of Bronson

Bronson

Chihuahua

Male, Young
Wellington, FL
Photo of Marcia

Marcia

Chihuahua

Female, Young
Wellington, FL
Photo of Seneca

Seneca

Chihuahua

Female, Young
Wellington, FL
Photo of Beauty Queen

Beauty Queen

Domestic Shorthair

Female, Young
Wellington, FL
Photo of Phillipa

Phillipa

Chihuahua

Female, Adult
Wellington, FL
Photo of SheRa

SheRa

Miniature Pinscher

Female, Adult
Wellington, FL
Special Needs
Photo of Harrison The Paralyzed Yorkie

Harrison The Paralyzed Yorkie

Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier

Male, Adult
Wellington, FL
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Areas Get A Life Pet Rescue/South Florida Pet Rescue and Rehabilitation, Inc. serves



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Adoption Procedure:

  1. Fill out our Adoption Application

  2. Meet with the dog(s)

  3. Home check

  4. Adoption Contract

  5. Adoption Donation (Between $150-$300)

Medical Care That We Give To Our Rescued Pets:


  1. Complete Physical Examination

  2. Spay or Neuter Surgery

  3. Heartworm/Ehrlichia/Lyme Tested

  4. Fecal Exam

  5. Bordatella Vaccine

  6. Distemper Vaccine

  7. Rabies Vaccine & County License Tag issued

  8. Parvo Vaccine

  9. CoronaVirus & Adenovirus Type-2 Vaccines

  10. Dewormed

  11. Microchipped plus lifetime registration (not for cats)

  12. Grooming (as needed)

  13. Dental Cleaning (if needed)

  14. Started on Heartworm Preventative and Flea & Tick Preventative

  15. Edel Miedes 786-419-3647 k9advisor@yahoo.com K9 Advisor offers a FREE basic training and doggie acclimation home visit PLUS a substantial discount on specific behavior training programs to help you and your dog understand each other and live happily together, available to Get-A-Life Pet Rescue adopters!




    16. What Makes A Qualified Adopter:


    1. Applicant must be 21 years or older

    2. Applicant's current pet should be up-to-date with appropriate vaccines

    3. Applicant's current pet must be altered, unless medical reasons do not
      permit

    4. All people in household need be present for home check

    5. Need Landlord or Home Owners Association's approval (if applicable) to have a pet

    6. Applicant must be in the state of Florida perferrable in Dade, Broward or Palm Beach Counties.

Get A Life Pet Rescue/South Florida Pet Rescue and Rehabilitation, Inc.'s adoption process

1.

Submit Application

2.

Interview

3.

Approve Application

4.

Home Check

5.

Sign Adoption Contract

Additional adoption info

Adoption Procedure:
Adoption Application
Meeting with the dog(s)
Home check
Adoption Contract
Adoption Donation Between $150-$400

Adoption application

https://www.getalifepetrescue.com/application/

About Get A Life Pet Rescue/South Florida Pet Rescue and Rehabilitation, Inc.

Based out of Broward County and serving the Tri-County area, Get-A-Life Pet Rescue volunteers retrieve pets who have been abandoned and provide them with a chance at the life they deserve. Our animals come from a variety of sources, including Animal Services, owner surrenders and as strays.

Get-A- Life Pet Rescue volunteers, including our Board Members, play an active role in finding the animals a safe and happy home. All our pets are given a full veterinary exam. They are vaccinated, spayed/neutered, micro chipped, put on heartworm/flea & tick prevention medication as well as dental & grooming services as needed. Donations are very critical as they assist us in giving each pet full medical treatment, physical and behavioral rehabilitation and the necessities that allow them to thrive in their "forever home". Because Get-A-Life Pet Rescue doesn’t have a facility to house the pets as they are rescued, each pet is matched with an appropriate foster home in the Tri-County area. With individual fostering, we are able to provide interested applicants with details on the pet's personality and provide a needs list to allow the pet a tranquil transition.

Our volunteers promote responsible adoptions and lifelong relationships with the adopter’s new pet. We educate all adopters and provide them with all tools necessary to have a balanced and happy lifelong pet. Our ultimate goal at Get-A-Life Pet Rescue is to increase humane awareness through education, resulting in the humane treatment of animals, and reduction of the over population and abuse problems of today.

Get A Life Pet Rescue/South Florida Pet Rescue and Rehabilitation, Inc.'s adopted pets

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