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Areas Golden Bone Rescue & Rehab, Inc. serves
We serve the Verde Valley and are run solely by donations and volunteers. We rescue abandoned, neglected and abused animals as well as finding homes for pets relinquished to us by their owners. We also provide rehabilitation for traumatized animals in order to prepare them for adoption.
Golden Bone Rescue & Rehab, Inc.'s adoption process
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Fill out an adoption form online. We then perform a home visit by a qualified volunteer to assess the safety of your home for a new animal. We look at fencing, pools, doggie doors etc.... We also do a vet check by calling your veterinarian to inquire about the health of your previous and current pets. Our fees range from $80 - $175.
Fill out an adoption form online. We then perform a home visit by a qualified volunteer to assess the safety of your home for a new animal. We look at fencing, pools, doggie doors etc.... We also do a vet check by calling your veterinarian to inquire about the health of your previous and current pets. Our fees range from $80 - $175.
About Golden Bone Rescue & Rehab, Inc.
In 2001 co - founders Angela Windolph and Nadia Caillou came together to form Golden Bone Rescue & Rehab in an effort to relieve the suffering of as many animals as possible. Nadia had this notion that she wanted to save a million dogs in her lifetime and so the seed has been planted!
We started with the most difficult cases, with the Baldwin Park Chihuahua case in California (over 270 chis found in deplorable conditions). A group of these Chihuahuas came to us as feral with severe physical and mental conditions. Left to fend for themselves, they resorted to cannabilism. This case opened our eyes. Clearly the need for rehabilitation became as important as finding safe homes for traumatized animals. In fact, we realized none of these animals could be placed in permanent homes until they received the rehabilitation they needed.
In 2001 co - founders Angela Windolph and Nadia Caillou came together to form Golden Bone Rescue & Rehab in an effort to relieve the suffering of as many animals as possible. Nadia had this notion that she wanted to save a million dogs in her lifetime and so the seed has been planted!
We started with the most difficult cases, with the Baldwin Park Chihuahua case in California (over 270 chis found in deplorable conditions). A group of these Chihuahuas came to us as feral with severe physical and mental conditions. Left to fend for themselves, they resorted to cannabilism. This case opened our eyes. Clearly the need for rehabilitation became as important as finding safe homes for traumatized animals. In fact, we realized none of these animals could be placed in permanent homes until they received the rehabilitation they needed.
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