is Chloe! Chloe is a beautiful 4 year old spayed female of the average Boston Terrier size. Her family is undergoing some major changes in their lives and would like to give Chloe a new home. Although she gets along well with children, a home without young children is preferred as she could easily be let out the front door and become lost. She does well with other dogs but it is unkown how she is with cats. Chloe is housetrained and likes to sleep in her bed at night, although I'm sure she wouldn't be opposed to sleeping in yours too! All of her shots are up to date. If you are interested in giving Chloe a loving, nurturing home, please email me at woof_for_rescue@yahoo.com. Even though this is a courtesy listing for the owner, an adoption application, home visit, and adoption agreement will still be required at the request of the current owner.
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Woof Rescue is a private home, not a shelter facility. This gives us the opportunity to thoroughly evaluate the dog to make sure he/she will fit in with a new family. They learn how to live with other dogs and cats, are crate trained, and learn self-confidence. Above all, they learn that human hands CAN be gentle. They then wait patiently for their perfect family to appear.
We believe that we are not owners of pets, but rather guardians to them. Therefore, there is no limit to the amount of time an animal can be in our care. It takes however long it takes.
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Most animals have come to us from death's door. Some have literally been saved by minutes. Therefore, we are very careful in our screening process. If you are interested in adopting an animal from us, the first step is to ask for an application! This can be mailed, emailed, or faxed to you. The application must be filled out completely and approved. References will be checked. A home visit will be made to discuss any possible problems/concerns/dangers that may not be noticed by an adoptor (i.e. a small hole in a fence where a small dog could escape). Due to the fact that many animals wind up in shelters because they were simply tied to a tree and left to their own devices, we require adequate and viable fencing.
A reasonable adoption fee is charged in order to cover the cost of medical care prior to adoption, as well as to ensure that the adopting family is sincerely interested in the pet's best interest. Most adoption fees are around $95. The adoption fee is non-refundable should the pet be returned, as we use the money to help care for other homeless pets. Fees include sterilization fees, vaccines, and dewormings. The fees cover only part of these costs so it is quite a bargain to the new 'guardian'.
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