Anita $200 adoption fee

Anita’s life almost ended before it really had a chance to begin. Picked up as a stray and taken to animal control, she found herself on euthanasia row just days later—a heartbreaking reality that’s all too common in Texas. Thankfully, Anita was rescued in time, and we truly believe she was saved for a reason.<br/><br/>Anita is a typical happy puppy with a joyful, playful spirit. She absolutely loves attention from people and thrives on affection. She enjoys romping and playing with her sister, Alice, as well as her other foster siblings. When playtime starts, Anita is all in—especially if there’s a toy involved!<br/><br/>Her favorite toys? Anything that makes noise. Squeaky toys are a win, but she’s just as thrilled with a crunchy empty water bottle, which can keep her happily entertained for quite a while.<br/><br/>Anita is still young and will flourish in a home ready to guide her with patience, love, and consistency as she grows. She’s already shown how resilient and joyful she can be, and she’s ready to bring that same happiness to her forever family.<br/><br/>If you’re looking for a sweet, playful pup with a big heart and an even bigger future, Anita may be the perfect match. These two sisters do not need to be adopted together; they will both find their own forever homes. <br/><br/>Foster & delivery Information — Please Read<br/>Upcoming Transport<br/>Friday & Saturday — January 23rd and 24th<br/><br/>This dog is fostered in Texas and is available to travel north on our scheduled trips, which run at least twice each month.<br/><br/>Due to recent technical changes on this site that began in early December, dogs fostered outside an adopter’s immediate area may not appear unless filters are adjusted. We encourage adopters to read profiles fully and reach out with any questions — we are always happy to help. Inquiries through the site are not always coming through. If you send an inquiry and we do not answer, we didn't get it. You can use our direct email at atasnp@gmail.com or text/call 469-241-0000.<br/><br/>You can also find us on Facebook:<br/>Atlanta Texas Area Spay Neuter Project<br/><br/>Upcoming Transport<br/>Friday & Saturday — January 23rd and 24th<br/>Please see pick-up locations below.<br/><br/>Important transport notes:<br/> • We cannot do meet-and-greets. The trip is long and demanding, and it would not be safe or fair for a dog or puppy to travel north and then return to Texas.<br/> • No deposits are accepted.<br/> • All adoption fees are paid in person at pick-up.<br/>⸻<br/>Adoption Applications<br/><br/>If you are interested in adopting one of our dogs, please do not delay applying. There is often high interest, and applications are reviewed in the order they are received when possible.<br/><br/>Using the link or copying and pasting it is the fastest way to reach us:<br/><br/>Application:<br/>https://form.jotform.com/222705071398154<br/>⸻<br/>$ Adoption Fee & Pickup Locations:<br/><br/>Total adoption fee: $200<br/>The adoption fee includes transport to the following locations:<br/><br/>Missouri:<br/> * Herculaneum (south of St Louis)<br/>Illinois:<br/> • Collinsville (north of St. Louis)<br/> • Springfield<br/> • Bloomington / Normal<br/> • Oglesby<br/> • Roscoe<br/>Wisconsin:<br/> • Sun Prairie<br/> • Fond du Lac<br/><br/>Pickup schedule:<br/> • Friday evening: Herculaneum, Collinsville, Springfield, Bloomington/Normal<br/><br/> • Saturday: Oglesby, Roscoe, Sun Prairie, Fond du Lac<br/>Additional notes:<br/> • Green Bay area adopters meet in Fond du Lac<br/> • Joliet & Davenport area adopters meet in Oglesby or Roscoe<br/> • Milwaukee area adopters: we do not have a Milwaukee stop, but we do stop in Sun Prairie, Fond du Lac, and Roscoe (near Rockford)<br/><br/>Medical & Spay/Neuter Information:<br/>Most puppies travel with two rounds of vaccines, and sometimes three. Occasionally, we may not have had a puppy long enough for a second round.<br/><br/>Puppies under 6–8 months of age are not spayed or neutered. Spaying or neutering is a required condition of adoption and must be completed by the puppy’s first birthday, at the adopter’s expense. Out-of-state surgery costs are not included in the adoption fee.<br/>⸻<br/>About Our Rescue<br/>Atlanta Texas Area Spay Neuter Project is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Adoption proceeds go directly toward:<br/> • Spaying and neutering dogs for low-income families in Texas, Arkansas, and Louisiana<br/> • Medical care for rescued puppies and dogs<br/> • Emergency veterinary assistance for families in need when possible<br/><br/>All dogs remain in Texas foster homes until adopted.<br/>⸻<br/>Breed Disclaimer:<br/>Breed is our best estimate based on the puppy’s appearance and, when known, the mother’s appearance. Fathers are rarely known, and litters can have multiple fathers, meaning puppies may be half-siblings with different breed mixes.<br/>⸻<br/> Follow Us on Facebook: Atlanta Texas Area Spay/Neuter Project<br/> <br/> Follow us on TikTok: ATASNP

Anita’s life almost ended before it really had a chance to begin. Picked up as a stray and taken to animal control, she found herself on euthanasia row just days later—a heartbreaking reality that’s all too common in Texas. Thankfully, Anita was rescued in time, and we truly believe she was saved for a reason.

Anita is a typical happy puppy with a joyful, playful spirit. She absolutely loves attention from people and thrives on affection. She enjoys romping and playing with her sister, Alice, as well as her other foster siblings. When playtime starts, Anita is all in—especially if there’s a toy involved!

Her favorite toys? Anything that makes noise. Squeaky toys are a win, but she’s just as thrilled with a crunchy empty water bottle, which can keep her happily entertained for quite a while.

Anita is still young and will flourish in a home ready to guide her with patience, love, and consistency as she grows. She’s already shown how resilient and joyful she can be, and she’s ready to bring that same

Anita’s life almost ended before it really had a chance to begin. Picked up as a stray and taken to animal control, she found herself on euthanasia row just days later—a heartbreaking reality that’s all too common in Texas. Thankfully, Anita was rescued in time, and we truly believe she was saved for a reason.

Anita is a typical happy puppy with a joyful, playful spirit. She absolutely loves attention from people and thrives on affection. She enjoys romping and playing with her sister, Alice, as well as her other foster siblings. When playtime starts, Anita is all in—especially if there’s a toy involved!

Her favorite toys? Anything that makes noise. Squeaky toys are a win, but she’s just as thrilled with a crunchy empty water bottle, which can keep her happily entertained for quite a while.

Anita is still young and will flourish in a home ready to guide her with patience, love, and consistency as she grows. She’s already shown how resilient and joyful she can be, and she’s ready to bring that same happiness to her forever family.

If you’re looking for a sweet, playful pup with a big heart and an even bigger future, Anita may be the perfect match. These two sisters do not need to be adopted together; they will both find their own forever homes.

Foster & delivery Information — Please Read
Upcoming Transport
Friday & Saturday — January 23rd and 24th

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