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Angels Bark Dog Rescue is located in Los Angeles, CA. We do adopt homes any where in USA, as long as adopter is approved by one of our adoption volunteers.
ANGELS BARK DOG RESCUE's adoption process
1.
Submit Application
2.
Interview
3.
Home Check
Additional adoption info
1. Adoption Application
2. Screening process by phone
3. Home check
4. Contract
5. Adoption donation fee
1. Adoption Application
2. Screening process by phone
3. Home check
4. Contract
5. Adoption donation fee
About ANGELS BARK DOG RESCUE
Angels Bark Dog Rescue is a 501c3 non profit organization founded Jan 2015 . We are a %100 no kill rescue.
Angels Bark Dog Rescue concentrates rescue efforts on German Shepherds and other breed dogs and mixes. When we accept dogs into Angels Bark, they are placed in the care of foster homes in and around Los Angeles. We do not maintain a shelter. Only approved applicants may meet Angels Bark dogs.
We are all volunteers who love dogs and have a strong desire and commitment to give a rescued dog a chance for a better life. Some of us transport dogs from shelters to rescue, take care of puppies, foster dogs while they are waiting for their forever home, process applications, and conduct home visits. Some of us provide veterinary services, website design, and fund raising assistance. We are parents, grandparents, and/or singles; working at home or elsewhere; in school and/or retired. We need and welcome dedicated volunteers.
Our adoption policies are based on our knowledge, experience, and our ability to save rescued dogs. We reserve the right to approve or deny any adoption that occurs through this organization without disclosure. Our adoption committee carefully reviews every application. We reserve the right to make exceptions for special circumstances.
Angels Bark Dog Rescue is a 501c3 non profit organization founded Jan 2015 . We are a %100 no kill rescue.
Angels Bark Dog Rescue concentrates rescue efforts on German Shepherds and other breed dogs and mixes. When we accept dogs into Angels Bark, they are placed in the care of foster homes in and around Los Angeles. We do not maintain a shelter. Only approved applicants may meet Angels Bark dogs.
We are all volunteers who love dogs and have a strong desire and commitment to give a rescued dog a chance for a better life. Some of us transport dogs from shelters to rescue, take care of puppies, foster dogs while they are waiting for their forever home, process applications, and conduct home visits. Some of us provide veterinary services, website design, and fund raising assistance. We are parents, grandparents, and/or singles; working at home or elsewhere; in school and/or retired. We need and welcome dedicated volunteers.
Our adoption policies are based on our knowledge, experience, and our ability to save rescued dogs. We reserve the right to approve or deny any adoption that occurs through this organization without disclosure. Our adoption committee carefully reviews every application. We reserve the right to make exceptions for special circumstances.
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