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Areas Ashe Humane Society serves
Ashe County, North Carolina
Ashe Humane Society's adoption process
1.
Submit Application
Please go to https://www.ashehumanesociety.org/adoptions read our requirements.
2.
Sign Adoption Contract
Fill out the Online Application and all of the required spaces. If you rent we will call the landlord. We will also call for a vet reference
3.
Approve Application
If your application is approved you will talk to our adoption coordinator or make appointment come in and meet the cat on a Saturday 11-3.
4.
Meet the Pet
When you come into our facility and you feel the cat is a fit for your family, you will be taking the cat home!!!
Additional adoption info
An application and adoption agreement must be filled out and signed prior to adoption. All animals available for adoption require a vet reference check.
If you rent an apartment or your home, we require that you bring a signed document from your landlord stating that pets are allowed or will may call your landlord.
We will not adopt out animals to be given as gifts.
Any other animals in the home must be spayed/neutered and current on vaccinations. All pets over the age of 4 months should have a current rabies vaccination.
We do not hold animals for adoption on a first-come, first-served basis, unless we have an approved application and paid adoption fee.
We reserve the right to decline an adoption application.
Adoption fees are as follows:
Kittens: $100 with $50 refund with proof of spay
Adult Cats (spayed or neutered) $50
Animals in our foster program have been wormed, cats tested for feline leukemia and dogs tested for heartworm, age appropriate vaccinations are up to date and animals over the age of three months approximately have been spayed or neutered.
The best way to reach is is by email at ashehumane@skybest.com Most emails will be returned within 24 hours but may take up to 48 hours. We will get back to you.
An application and adoption agreement must be filled out and signed prior to adoption. All animals available for adoption require a vet reference check.
If you rent an apartment or your home, we require that you bring a signed document from your landlord stating that pets are allowed or will may call your landlord.
We will not adopt out animals to be given as gifts.
Any other animals in the home must be spayed/neutered and current on vaccinations. All pets over the age of 4 months should have a current rabies vaccination.
We do not hold animals for adoption on a first-come, first-served basis, unless we have an approved application and paid adoption fee.
We reserve the right to decline an adoption application.
Adoption fees are as follows:
Kittens: $100 with $50 refund with proof of spay
Adult Cats (spayed or neutered) $50
Animals in our foster program have been wormed, cats tested for feline leukemia and dogs tested for heartworm, age appropriate vaccinations are up to date and animals over the age of three months approximately have been spayed or neutered.
The best way to reach is is by email at ashehumane@skybest.com Most emails will be returned within 24 hours but may take up to 48 hours. We will get back to you.
We are a small private rescue located in the mountains of northwest North Carolina and have our 501c3. We do not get government funding and depend on private donations. Our mission is to help put an end to the euthanasia of adoptable animals, find homes for animals in need and educate the community on being a responsible pet owner along with the importance of spay/neuter.
We operate with a small group of dedicated volunteers and raise funds through various fundraisers, donations and grants. We have a NC shelter license and house a limited amount of cats only by state law. Our facility does not qualify to hold dogs because of the size of building and septic.
We pull animals from our local Animal Control facility as our main means of intake. We are always looking for people willing to foster animals so we can save more lives. The Ashe Humane Society will provide food and supplies and take care of medical costs.
We are a small private rescue located in the mountains of northwest North Carolina and have our 501c3. We do not get government funding and depend on private donations. Our mission is to help put an end to the euthanasia of adoptable animals, find homes for animals in need and educate the community on being a responsible pet owner along with the importance of spay/neuter.
We operate with a small group of dedicated volunteers and raise funds through various fundraisers, donations and grants. We have a NC shelter license and house a limited amount of cats only by state law. Our facility does not qualify to hold dogs because of the size of building and septic.
We pull animals from our local Animal Control facility as our main means of intake. We are always looking for people willing to foster animals so we can save more lives. The Ashe Humane Society will provide food and supplies and take care of medical costs.
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