Oregon Dachshund Rescue Inc.
Animal rescue in Portland, Oregon
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Website
http://www.odr-inc.org/Donation
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Jenell RanganPhone
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http://www.odr-inc.org/Donation
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P O Box 820082, Portland, OR 97282Hours of Operation
Contact
Jenell RanganPhone
—Website
http://www.odr-inc.org/Donation
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Rescue FAQs
Oregon Dachshund Rescue Inc. is a 501 c3 non profit with 25 years experience of rescuing Dachshunds. My goal is to provide homes for unwanted, special needs and abandoned Dachshunds. I do not breed or sell Dachshunds for a profit. I receive into rescue 1 to 3 doxies PER DAY. Before adoption all of my rescues are spayed and neutered, made current on rabies, DHPP, bordetella, fecal and dental if needed. The rescues are also groomed, nails done and one month Advantage treatment. I take great pride in finding wonderful forever homes for my rescue Dachshunds. My criteria is very strict because I want to insure the safety and future of each one of these very special rescues. I do not give refunds of any kind for any reason but will offer an exchange for another Dachshund, if you choose. The dog's character, health and physical condition represented by this Rescue is in good faith. The new owner(s) must agree to release, hold harmless and forever discharge Oregon Dachshund Rescue, Inc. from any and all claims arising from adoption of any of our rescue Dachshunds.
Oregon and Washington USA
Additional adoption info
The adoption fee depends on several factors and runs from $250.00 to $495. This fee includes spay, neuter, rabies DHPP, bordetella, fecal, advantage, grooming, nails and dental if needed. If animal is too young for spay, a separate contact is required regarding spay/neuter when of age. Adoption fees pay the veterinary bills.
