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Creatures of Heart Sanctuary
PO Box 943,
Wilton, CA 95693
ContactJanice Miller
Emailcohspets@gmail.com
Phone(530) 306-4181
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cats, birds, dogs, farm animals, horses, rabbits, reptiles & small animals at Creatures of Heart Sanctuary
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Areas Creatures of Heart Sanctuary serves
Wilton; Elk Grove; Sacramento; Rancho Cordova; Rio Linda; Galt; Herald; West Sacramento; North Highlands; Citrus Heights; Roseville; Rocklin; Lincoln; Ione; Lodi; Stockton; Davis; Vacaville; Jackson; El Dorado Hills; Folsom
Creatures of Heart Sanctuary's adoption process
Additional adoption info
Verbal interview. Contract and a home visit. Must provide rental pet policy if a renter. Meet and Greets with any other animal and human living in the home.
Adoption fee is as follow:
Adult dog- $175
Senior dog- $100
Puppies- $200
Verbal interview. Contract and a home visit. Must provide rental pet policy if a renter. Meet and Greets with any other animal and human living in the home.
Adoption fee is as follow:
Adult dog- $175
Senior dog- $100
Puppies- $200
About Creatures of Heart Sanctuary
Located in Wilton, CA in the Southern Sacramento area,
COHS, Inc. is the place when there are no options left...A Non-Profit Public Charity Dedicated to Animal Rescue, Rehabilitation, and Placement.
To preserve life.....
COHS, Inc., is a public charity dedicated to the welfare of animals. It has been established: 1) to provide sanctuary to homeless, abandoned, abused, special needs, or retired animals that have no other options, as can be safely supported by facility and resources; 2) to provide refuge, rehabilitation and return to habitat of injured wildlife; 3) to collaborate with community rescue organizations in the interest of public health, to maximize successful placement of shelter animals and reduce the number of stray or ill animals at large; 4) to create an environment conducive for education of the public regarding appropriate care of pets and appreciation for the needs of animals in general.
Located in Wilton, CA in the Southern Sacramento area,
COHS, Inc. is the place when there are no options left...A Non-Profit Public Charity Dedicated to Animal Rescue, Rehabilitation, and Placement.
To preserve life.....
COHS, Inc., is a public charity dedicated to the welfare of animals. It has been established: 1) to provide sanctuary to homeless, abandoned, abused, special needs, or retired animals that have no other options, as can be safely supported by facility and resources; 2) to provide refuge, rehabilitation and return to habitat of injured wildlife; 3) to collaborate with community rescue organizations in the interest of public health, to maximize successful placement of shelter animals and reduce the number of stray or ill animals at large; 4) to create an environment conducive for education of the public regarding appropriate care of pets and appreciation for the needs of animals in general.
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