Address
Brooklyn, NY 11218Address
Brooklyn, NY 11218Address
Brooklyn, NY 11218Contact
Charles HendersonPhone
(347) 420-0658Donation
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Additional adoption info
What You Need in Order to Adopt
Thank you for considering adopting a companion animal from Charles Henderson Animal Rescue. Now that you feel you are ready to adopt, we want to find the right match for you. You are about to make an important commitment that should not be rushed into. Your new pet will be with you for years, and choosing him or her is a big decision. Please check out our adoption tips for more information.
When you are ready to visit Charles Henderson Animal Rescue, please bring the following to facilitate the adoption process:
•You must be 21 years of age or older to adopt.
•Two forms of identification. A government issued photo ID (driver's license, state identification card, military ID, etc.) and proof of current address (A telephone, utility or cable television bill qualifies.)
•You need to provide three personal references, reachable by phone & a vet reference.
•Dog adopters, we strongly encourage all members of your household to come to the Adoption Center to meet the new pet. If you already have a dog at home, it's a great idea to bring him or her along as well, so that our behavior counselors can help you find the dog who is best suited to your current dog.
•Be sure to check your building's policy relevant to pet ownership to avoid any landlord concerns.
If you have any questions, please call Charles Henderson Animal Rescue at 347 420 0658.
In most cases you can take your new pet home on the same day. Charles Henderson Animal Rescue offers you and your new animal companion the following benefits:
•A temporary leash for a dog or cardboard pet carrier for a cat to help you bring your new companion animal home.
•Spay/neuter surgery, up-to-date vaccinations, registered microchip, dog license and FeLV/FIV testing for cats and an overview of your pet's medical care.
•A free vet visit at one of Charles Henderson Animal Rescue's local, participating animal hospitals.
•Information about animal behavior and what to expect from your new pet.
•Lifetime behavior support.
Adoption fees for companion animals are:
◦Dogs:2 yrs + up: $200.00
◦Puppies: $300.00
◦Cats: $100.00
◦Kittens: $150.00
Fees include the dog or cat being spayed or neutered. All shots are up to date, the animal is microchipped and you receive a free vet visit at one of our local participating veterinarian hospitals. A temporary leash for a new dog adoption and a temporary cardboard cat carrier for a new cat adoption will be provided to transport the newly adopted animal safely home as well as information about what to expect from your new pet.
http://www.charleshendersonanimalrescue.org/clients/resources
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