Step 3: We will call or email you to discuss adoption and set up an appointment for you to visit our rescue!
**Please Note!!**
Adoption hours: All applications must be completed and approved prior to an appointment time. Adoptions are from Monday-Saturday 10:00 AM till 3:30 PM. Sunday's emergency intakes only.
Reminder: Adopting a pet is a life time commitment ! Think before you adopt !!! Big dogs need homes more than any pets at our rescue and are easiest to train.
THIS WEEKS BIG NEEDS FOR THE ANIMALS: monatary donations, pools, puppy food, kitten chow, floor cleaner, bleach, rawhides, toys and people to spread the word about us. Please consider helping when you visit. Call 803-628-5084 with questions.
To order discounted raw hides directly from the distributor at discounted rates for our homless rescues visit: www.Rawhidedistributors.com or call 888-Dog-Bonz.
Don't get a dog if...
You can not afford to take him to a vet when he gets sick or injured.
You can not afford dog food, a dog house, heartworm and flea prevention.
You can not afford annual rabies and parvo vaccinations.
You can not afford to spay or neuter him.
You do not have a stable living situation which allows dogs.
You do not have a stable job or income.
You don't plan to keep him inside and leash walk him or you don't have a secure fenced area.
You don't plan to socialize him to people and other pets and obedience train him.
You plan to leave him outside without much attention. Dogs who are left neglected outside become unhappy and cause barking problems or worse.
You are getting the dog just for your kids. You will be the one responsible for his care, so don't get a dog just because your son wants one.
You aren't committed to caring for him for his entire 10-15 year lifespan.
Richardson Rescue, located in York, SC, is a non-profit animal adoption agency dedicated to preserving the sanctity of animal life. While trying to find a forever home for every pet that comes to us, we strive to give owners a better education on pet care, and prevent pet neglect/abuse.We get no federal or state funding and are donation driven.
This means that the only way we can care for the animals that come to us in need is with the help of people like yourself. Please make your donation today to sponsor one of our homeless pets.
If you would like to donate funds for Vet bills etc click on our pay pal link below. We also need many different items such as: Dog houses, old blankets/sheets/towels, NEWSPAPERS, old small rugs, dog food, treats, toys, paper towels, laundry detergent, cleaners, large puppy pads, 55 gallon trash bags, heaters, office supplies and much more. Call us at 803-684-6865 or stop by if you would like to make a donation! WE NEED YOUR HELP TO SAVE THESE PETS.
Bonnie is about 6 months old as of 06-30-10. She has a blue eye and a hazel eye. She has a very sweet temperament and is very playful. She would do well with an active family. She is up to date on shots and current on heartworm prevention.
. Boss is a 1 year old Beagle mix. He weighs about 40 pounds. He is very people friendly and social. He runs to you with tail wagging for a little love. He also gets along with other dogs. He loves to play fetch. Watch his video. He is neutered, heartworm negative and current .
Jaroo is about 6 months old as of 06-30-10. This handsome guy is about 1 1/2 years old and weighs 13 pounds. He was rescued from very terrible living conditions and still is a sweetheart. He comes to you with tail wagging and a willingness to trust. He gets along with other dogs. he is neutered, heartworm negative and current on shots.
There's always a lot of work to do here at Richardson Rescue. Right now we are in need of volunteers for the office, handymen, outside help. If you would like to help out in the office or with the web page, please contact Janet Richardson at 803-684-6865 or RichardsonRescue@aol.com. If you would like to volunteer outside and work with the animals at the rescue, please contact Tammy Ramsey at the same number. The volunteer work that you do here will not only be greatly appretiated by the animals, but it's sure to put a smile on your face as well. Please let us know if you'd be interested in volunteering at our rescue.
Did You Know?
On average, 2 kittens per litter survive. If those two kittens aren't fixed and all of their offspring are not fixed, there eventually becomes an unfixable problem!
In 2 years - 67 cats
4 years - 2,107 cats
6 years - 66,088 cats
8 years - 2,072,514 cats
and in 9 years...... - 11,606,077 cats!
Richardson Rescue is proud to announce our new low cost spay/neuter clinic. The clinic is for low income families and people that have found themselves with too many animals. Please complete our spay/neuter application if you are in need of assistance.
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