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cats, dogs & rabbits at Pound Pets, Inc. Rescue - Granite City Chapter
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Areas Pound Pets, Inc. Rescue - Granite City Chapter serves
Illinois, Indiana, Missouri
Pound Pets, Inc. Rescue - Granite City Chapter's adoption process
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You must complete an application. We do all checks on references. Once approved you complete an adoption contract and pay the fee.
$100 Kittens and Cats / $150 for Dogs / $200 for Puppies
All our animals are completely vetted, spayed/neutered and microchipped.
You must complete an application. We do all checks on references. Once approved you complete an adoption contract and pay the fee.
$100 Kittens and Cats / $150 for Dogs / $200 for Puppies
All our animals are completely vetted, spayed/neutered and microchipped.
About Pound Pets, Inc. Rescue - Granite City Chapter
In 2014 we received our Rescue License from the state of IL. We did this mainly to help the animals in the facility that do not get reclaimed, adopted or tagged by other rescues. We also take back the animals that were adopted from animal control that are being returned because it doesn't work out. We do not want these animals going back to animal control so they come into our rescue.
With all the animals that come through animal control it is impossible for one rescue to take them all. So, we will be stepping up our efforts to bring more rescues aboard to help us with the animals that come through the facility.
We also have a Community Outreach program in our community. People can contact the volunteers for the best time to come to the animal control to pick up the food donations. This program was started to help those struggling to feed their animals. We understand that things happen and finances get tight. Often the first thing some do it cut the costs of feeding their pets by rehoming or taking them to animal control. Our goal is to keep these pets in their homes by providing food, at no cost.
In 2014 we received our Rescue License from the state of IL. We did this mainly to help the animals in the facility that do not get reclaimed, adopted or tagged by other rescues. We also take back the animals that were adopted from animal control that are being returned because it doesn't work out. We do not want these animals going back to animal control so they come into our rescue.
With all the animals that come through animal control it is impossible for one rescue to take them all. So, we will be stepping up our efforts to bring more rescues aboard to help us with the animals that come through the facility.
We also have a Community Outreach program in our community. People can contact the volunteers for the best time to come to the animal control to pick up the food donations. This program was started to help those struggling to feed their animals. We understand that things happen and finances get tight. Often the first thing some do it cut the costs of feeding their pets by rehoming or taking them to animal control. Our goal is to keep these pets in their homes by providing food, at no cost.
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