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Areas Country Dog Rescue, Inc. serves
We specialize in local adoptions in the southwestern Ohio area. We also work with transporters to send our adopted puppies to the mandatory spay / neuter states in the northeast United States.
J & A'S Transport can bring your dog to the northeast for you. The web site is www.rescueridetofreedom.biz or you may call 603-332-2965 for more information!
Country Dog Rescue, Inc.'s adoption process
Additional adoption info
In consideration for an adoption donation of ____ dollars, ownership and control of the puppy described above is hereby transferred from Country Dog Rescue to the new owner listed below. The adoption donation is only returnable within thirty days from the date of transfer. It is agreed and understood that this puppy is being acquired as a pet and companion; it will neither be continuously tied nor allowed to run loose. It shall have access to a suitably fenced area adjacent to the new owner’s home. If no fence is available, the new owner agrees to keep the puppy on a leash. If a puppy is adopted prior to spay / neuter, the new owner agrees to make arrangements for surgery prior to adoption and to provide Country Dog Rescue with the name of the puppy's veterinarian and the date(s) of service. The new owner agrees to vaccinate for rabies at the appropriate age. If the new owner fails to provide proof of spay / neuter, Country Dog Rescue reserves the right to revoke the adoption agreement and take possession of the puppy. It is further agreed that this dog will NOT be sold, given away, destroyed or otherwise disposed of without first notifying Country Dog Rescue. Country Dog Rescue will be given the first option to acquire the dog. The new owner understands and agrees that the dog is placed with no guarantee or warranty of any kind. The new owner agrees to release and hold harmless Country Dog Rescue from any and all liability or responsibility in connection with this puppy.
In consideration for an adoption donation of ____ dollars, ownership and control of the puppy described above is hereby transferred from Country Dog Rescue to the new owner listed below. The adoption donation is only returnable within thirty days from the date of transfer. It is agreed and understood that this puppy is being acquired as a pet and companion; it will neither be continuously tied nor allowed to run loose. It shall have access to a suitably fenced area adjacent to the new owner’s home. If no fence is available, the new owner agrees to keep the puppy on a leash. If a puppy is adopted prior to spay / neuter, the new owner agrees to make arrangements for surgery prior to adoption and to provide Country Dog Rescue with the name of the puppy's veterinarian and the date(s) of service. The new owner agrees to vaccinate for rabies at the appropriate age. If the new owner fails to provide proof of spay / neuter, Country Dog Rescue reserves the right to revoke the adoption agreement and take possession of the puppy. It is further agreed that this dog will NOT be sold, given away, destroyed or otherwise disposed of without first notifying Country Dog Rescue. Country Dog Rescue will be given the first option to acquire the dog. The new owner understands and agrees that the dog is placed with no guarantee or warranty of any kind. The new owner agrees to release and hold harmless Country Dog Rescue from any and all liability or responsibility in connection with this puppy.
About Country Dog Rescue, Inc.
Country Dog Rescue, Inc. is a small non-profit organization whose mission is to rescue mixed breed puppies in mortal danger. Each puppy taken in by Country Dog Rescue was scheduled to be euthanized by gassing or lethal injection. Unfortunately, this is not the only danger our puppies have faced in their short lifetimes. The puppies we rescue may by neglected, abused, starved, anemic, tick and flea invested, malnourished, or riddled with intestinal parasites such as roundworms, tapeworms, hookworms, coccidia and giardia. Their immune systems are compromised, leaving them vulnerable to Parvo and bordatella viruses. Many of our puppies come from county kill shelters that cannot provide any vet service other than euthanasia.
Country Dog Rescue will not take in a puppy that is visibly ill, or a puppy that has the potential to be an aggressive adult. We have a mandatory spay / neuter policy, therefore we do not accept puppies from private owners who have allowed their unspayed or unneutered dogs to breed. Country Dog Rescue works with potential adopters who are fully committed to adopting a rescued puppy and providing a forever home. Our adopters are a vital link in the chain of individuals who provide support for puppies in need. Although our adopters are searching for a family companion, they also have the desire to make the world a better place.
Country Dog Rescue has a mandatory a two-week quarantine period. Within 24 hours the puppies we take in are bathed and examined by a vet. They are immediately vaccinated and treated for all intestinal parasites and other illnesses as needed. When our puppies are strong and healthy, they are spayed or neutered. In the unlikely event that a puppy is adopted prior to spay/neuter, strict guidelines and follow-up are in place to ensure compliance.
Country Dog Rescue, Inc. is a small non-profit organization whose mission is to rescue mixed breed puppies in mortal danger. Each puppy taken in by Country Dog Rescue was scheduled to be euthanized by gassing or lethal injection. Unfortunately, this is not the only danger our puppies have faced in their short lifetimes. The puppies we rescue may by neglected, abused, starved, anemic, tick and flea invested, malnourished, or riddled with intestinal parasites such as roundworms, tapeworms, hookworms, coccidia and giardia. Their immune systems are compromised, leaving them vulnerable to Parvo and bordatella viruses. Many of our puppies come from county kill shelters that cannot provide any vet service other than euthanasia.
Country Dog Rescue will not take in a puppy that is visibly ill, or a puppy that has the potential to be an aggressive adult. We have a mandatory spay / neuter policy, therefore we do not accept puppies from private owners who have allowed their unspayed or unneutered dogs to breed. Country Dog Rescue works with potential adopters who are fully committed to adopting a rescued puppy and providing a forever home. Our adopters are a vital link in the chain of individuals who provide support for puppies in need. Although our adopters are searching for a family companion, they also have the desire to make the world a better place.
Country Dog Rescue has a mandatory a two-week quarantine period. Within 24 hours the puppies we take in are bathed and examined by a vet. They are immediately vaccinated and treated for all intestinal parasites and other illnesses as needed. When our puppies are strong and healthy, they are spayed or neutered. In the unlikely event that a puppy is adopted prior to spay/neuter, strict guidelines and follow-up are in place to ensure compliance.
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