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or call 845-534-8414
See our Adoption Application at the bottom of this page.
The Canine Sanctuary began in 1996, Eric "you don't shoot cats" Olsen from National Geographic's RescueInk: Unleashed, with dog trainer Mike Jones
housing and adopting out cats and dogs through a
boarding kennel.
More than a thousand wonderful dogs and cats
have been placed into loving homes since 1996,
and we will always be grateful to the wonderful families
who opened their homes and hearts to these pets.
Canine Sanctuary volunteers, and fifteen Canine Sanctuary dogs
assisted in changing an area shelter
from a high kill shelter to a no kill shelter.
This process began July 7, of 2008 and we successfully placed
over 100 dogs and cats in wonderful new homes…
At this time, the Canine Sanctuary has no facility of their own,
but continues to thrive in our endeavor to make a difference
in the life of abandoned/abused dogs and cats through foster homes.
We will continue to assist our community as our country re-bounds from
recent financial crisis and more and more animals lose their homes.
We appreciate any assistance from the public in our continued efforts
to save lost, abandoned, and abused pets, and help the people who love them.
One hundred percent of donations received is used solely toward the care
and well being of each homeless dog and cat under our care.
Contact Dog Trainer Mike Jones to help your dog be the best he can be!
845-542-1215
mjones46@hvc.rr.com
Filming for an upcoming Nat Geo RESCUE INK segment
Dedicated in loving memory to a sweet little Pit Bull who never had a forever home.
He gave his love to his caretakers in a kennel where love is freely given to those without homes,
and he lived his life within the safety of the Canine Sanctuary.
Jackie Wang
You Can Help!
Donations Saves Lives!
For Information on Adoptions Please Call...
(845)534-8414
Tell Michelle you found us on Petfinder...
Or E-mail us here...
Our adoption process includes a preliminary screening, and then educating the prospective pet owner
on spay/neutering, training and acclimating pets to their new homes.
Follow up visits and telephone calls are then made on a daily/weekly schedule.
All dogs are groomed on the day of their adoption.
Donations are desperately needed to cover veterinary care, boarding, and advertising costs!
We are in need of a commercial washer and dryer, blankets, toys, biscuits, treats, towels,
canned dog and cat food, and of course volunteers.
CANINE SANCTUARY ADOPTION APPLICATION
Date
Pet’s Name
Your Name
Driver’s License #
Address
City
State
Phone
Work Phone
By filling out this adoption application, I certify the following information is true and I understand that false information will nullify this adoption application.
I also authorize my Veterinarian to discuss with The Canine Sanctuary all records pertaining to my past and present pets.
Veterinarian’s Name
Phone
Address
Do you live in a: ( )House ( )Condo ( )Apartment ( )Mobile Home
Do you: ( )Own ( )Rent
Name of Landlord
Phone
How long have you lived at your present address
Have you ever applied to adopt a pet from us before
Have you ever brought an animal to a shelter?
If so, what were the circumstances?
If your pet gets lost what will you do to find him/her?
Do you plan to neuter your pet?
Why or Why not?
Do all family members favor this pet?
Which member of your household will be responsible for the feeding and training of this pet?
Are any family members allergic to animals?
Are there young children in the home?
What other animals are currently in your home?
If you currently own no pets, what pets have you had in the past?
What happened to them?
How much time will you allow your new pet to adapt to your present pet(s) and new home?
How many hours per day will this pet be left alone?
Do you plan to keep this pet ( )Indoors ( )Outdoors
If outdoors, how will you keep your dog in your yard?
If outdoors, what kind of shelter will be provided?
Do you intend to put identification on your pet?
If so, what type?
Pets can live linger than 15 years. Will you assume responsibility for this pet for his/her entire life?
New York State law requires rabies vaccine. In addition, pets may need other inoculations. Will you make sure that your pet gets these shots?
Describe the perfect dog/cat for you.
What type of behavior would you find difficult to deal with?
What would you do with this pet if it lost a limb, went blind, deaf, or developed some other disability?
What will you do with this pet when it becomes elderly?
Will you commit time, money and effort to the care, training (dog) and new home adjustment for this pet?
What would you do if your present pet(s) did not get along with the new pet?
What will you do with your pets if you move?
Do you object to a home visit or phone calls from a Canine Sanctuary representative? ( ) Yes ( )No
End of Application
Thank You For Your Support!
______________________
Canine Sanctuary
845-534-8414
PO Box 52 Mountainville, NY 10953
Email: CANINE SANCTUARY
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