Our Adoptable Pet List
Who We Are
For more information, about Sarge's, please visit our website at www.sargeandfriends.org.
Sarge's foster animals are taken directly from the Haywood County Animal Control facility. They are all tested for heartworm or Feline Leukemia/HIV, given appropriate vaccinations and preventatives for heartworms/fleas/ticks, and if they are old enough they have been spayed or neutered. They are socialized as time permits and given basic training so when they go to an adoptive home they are mannerly and healthy.
The basic adoption fee is $50 for cats and $100 for dogs. These fees apply to pets that have already been spayed or neutered, or those that we take to Humane Alliance for spay/neuter. If your pet has not yet been spayed or neutered at the time of adoption because it is too young, another option is to take them to one of our preferred local vets for an additional $30. Please check with us for the list of preferred vets. You may also take them to any other vet of your choice -- if you do that, then you are responsible for paying the cost of the operation and when you supply proof of spay/neuter you will receive a rebate of $50 from us for dogs only.NEW!!!The adoption fee is waived for Sarge's Veteran animals. Sarge Veterans are dogs or cats who have been in Sarge's care for 6 months or longer. These wonderful dogs & cats have just been overlooked. All the veterans can be identified by a red background and/or red/white/blue accessories in the photos. The description will include, "I’m a Sarge’s Veteran and my adoption fee is waived!”
Please call us at 828-246-9050 for more information about any of our fosters. If you would like to adopt a dog or cat, please download and fill out the appropriate form and fax it to 1-267-295-8730. You can also fill out our online application.
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Online Cat Adoption Application Printable Cat Adoption Application |
Online Dog Adoption Application Printable Dog Adoption Application |
Sarge's Animal Rescue Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation registered in North Carolina.
