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Areas Old Yeller Ranch Rescue serves
Old Yeller Ranch Rescue is located in Los Olivos California, in the heart of the Santa Ynez Valley.
Old Yeller Ranch Rescue's adoption process
Additional adoption info
If you find a dog that you are interested a time will be arranged for you to come out to the ranch and meet the dog. The next step is for a home visit and meet and greet with any other family members (2 and 4 legged) A$200 donation is requested and all dogs are up to date on shots and are altered.
If you find a dog that you are interested a time will be arranged for you to come out to the ranch and meet the dog. The next step is for a home visit and meet and greet with any other family members (2 and 4 legged) A$200 donation is requested and all dogs are up to date on shots and are altered.
About Old Yeller Ranch Rescue
Old Yeller Ranch Rescue is dedicated to rescuing urgent dogs from shelters throughout California. We are not shelter or breed exclusive. We have a small facility in Los Olivos, CA where we foster up to 15 dogs at a time as an intermediate home until a forever home is found. In fostering these dogs, it is our goal to work with them through the traumatic stress that usually accompanies a dog leaving a chaotic shelter. We pride ourselves on being open and honest in trying to place our dogs with a compatible forever home. We test for dog aggression, child compatibility, leash and standard obedience and if necessary, cat compatibility. We provide as much veterinary care as the dog needs to be able to enter his/her new forever home with a substantial amount of information on his/her current state of health. We give these dogs love and affection and will work tirelessly to find them their perfect forever home that they deserve
Old Yeller Ranch Rescue is dedicated to rescuing urgent dogs from shelters throughout California. We are not shelter or breed exclusive. We have a small facility in Los Olivos, CA where we foster up to 15 dogs at a time as an intermediate home until a forever home is found. In fostering these dogs, it is our goal to work with them through the traumatic stress that usually accompanies a dog leaving a chaotic shelter. We pride ourselves on being open and honest in trying to place our dogs with a compatible forever home. We test for dog aggression, child compatibility, leash and standard obedience and if necessary, cat compatibility. We provide as much veterinary care as the dog needs to be able to enter his/her new forever home with a substantial amount of information on his/her current state of health. We give these dogs love and affection and will work tirelessly to find them their perfect forever home that they deserve
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