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Reese's Roamers
Cathedral City, CA 92234
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Emailreesesroamers@aol.com
Phone(760) 322-3636
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We serve Southern California only. We do NOT ship dogs out of state.
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Adoption fees vary depending on the needs of the dog. Average is $100-$200 which includes spay/neuter, shots, and microchip. Please email for an application and contract. All dogs are seeking homes to meet their specific needs which will be listed.
Adoption fees vary depending on the needs of the dog. Average is $100-$200 which includes spay/neuter, shots, and microchip. Please email for an application and contract. All dogs are seeking homes to meet their specific needs which will be listed.
About Reese's Roamers
Reese's Roamers is a small private rescue. We take in strays and homeless dogs and find them forever families with the help of wonderful volunteers. Occasionally, we pull shelter dogs who are about to be euthenized. Most come in scared and unsure, but they leave full of love and happiness. Many have been abused and deserve only the cream of the crop for owners. We do have a strict contract because we are advocates for the dog and need to be sure they will never be betrayed by a human in their lives again! We are not a 501c3 (yet) and use our own money or fundraising events to provide care for the dogs we bring in. All dogs are cared for in foster homes since we do not have, or want, kennels. Therefore your new family member has been completely evaluated and we can answer questions you may have about the dog.
Reese's Roamers is a small private rescue. We take in strays and homeless dogs and find them forever families with the help of wonderful volunteers. Occasionally, we pull shelter dogs who are about to be euthenized. Most come in scared and unsure, but they leave full of love and happiness. Many have been abused and deserve only the cream of the crop for owners. We do have a strict contract because we are advocates for the dog and need to be sure they will never be betrayed by a human in their lives again! We are not a 501c3 (yet) and use our own money or fundraising events to provide care for the dogs we bring in. All dogs are cared for in foster homes since we do not have, or want, kennels. Therefore your new family member has been completely evaluated and we can answer questions you may have about the dog.
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