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cats, dogs, farm animals, horses, rabbits, reptiles & small animals at On My Way Home Rescue
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Areas On My Way Home Rescue serves
On My Way Home Rescue is a non-profit rescue, dedicated to rescuing animals within Southern Nevada,
On My Way Home Rescue's adoption process
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Submit Application
Submit your application online at www.onmywayhomerescue.com
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Approve Application
Once your application has been reviewed and approved, we will contact you and schedule your home visit.
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Home Check
After your home check, we will make plans for adoption if the animal is the right fit for your family.
Additional adoption info
In order to adopt from our rescue, an adoption application must be completed first (at Http://www.OnMyWayHomeRescue.com) and a home visit must be completed before an adoption can be performed. Our adoption fees vary based upon the health and age of each individual dog. Please note: We spend a great deal of money on our adult and senior dogs to ensure that they receive appropriate medical care and treatment. The adoption fees help to recuperate some of these costs so that we can continue our rescue endeavors.
In order to adopt from our rescue, an adoption application must be completed first (at Http://www.OnMyWayHomeRescue.com) and a home visit must be completed before an adoption can be performed. Our adoption fees vary based upon the health and age of each individual dog. Please note: We spend a great deal of money on our adult and senior dogs to ensure that they receive appropriate medical care and treatment. The adoption fees help to recuperate some of these costs so that we can continue our rescue endeavors.
The dogs that we accept into our rescue program are primarily from high-kill animal shelters but we also regularly accept owner surrenders as well, depending upon the amount of space within the rescue. Our dogs are fostered in loving foster homes until they are adopted into their forever homes. They are all spayed/neutered (unless there is a medical condition preventing a safe spay/neuter), microchipped, and vaccinated. Some dogs also receive a dental cleaning when medically recommended. Our goal is to find the best and most appropriate home for each individual dog.
The dogs that we accept into our rescue program are primarily from high-kill animal shelters but we also regularly accept owner surrenders as well, depending upon the amount of space within the rescue. Our dogs are fostered in loving foster homes until they are adopted into their forever homes. They are all spayed/neutered (unless there is a medical condition preventing a safe spay/neuter), microchipped, and vaccinated. Some dogs also receive a dental cleaning when medically recommended. Our goal is to find the best and most appropriate home for each individual dog.
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