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Adoption Information

Dog Adoption Information

 

Dog Adoption Prices:
Adult dogs (>1yr) $150.00
Puppies (<1yr) $250.00
Uncertified Breeds (any age): $300-$350


Senior to Senior dogs (>6, or long time resident): $50 to anyone over 60
 

Adoption Fee Includes:

spay/neuter, vaccinations,
wormings, flea treatment, vet appointments and more.

DOG ADOPTION QUESTIONNAIRE

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Sponsorship & and adoption policy

Even if you aren't in a position to adopt, you can help by sponsoring a dog! Download and mail in your sponsorship today!

Pet sponsorhip form 2.9.23 (pdf)

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Adoption Policy (pdf)

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Available for Adoption

Just under 2yr old. Playful and loving. 45#
4yr old Lab/Pit. So sweet, good with dogs!
4yr old pit mix, not fond of other dogs. Loves people!
2yr old, lab/scottish terrier mix. Sweet and active! Prefers to be the only pet!
Adorable, loving roughly 2yr old Lab Mix.
Bestest  beefy boy, roughly 3yr old.
1.5yr old Hound/Pit Mix. Active and affectionate.
1.5yr Husky, F. Great with dogs, no cats.
2yr old. Terrier/Dane mix. 50# Good with dogs, kids. No chickens.
1yr old, Husky Female. No cats, good with dogs.
At about 5yrs old, this stunner is believed to be a Lab/Rottweiler mix. Tentative of new people, he'

Cool facts

Your dog is as smart as a 2-year-old toddler

   There’s a reason your tot and your pup get along so well: they speak the same language. Or at least, they likely understand roughly the same number of words and gestures — 250! 

Your dog’s sense of smell is 1,000 to 10 million times better than yours

 Depending on the breed, your dog has between 125 million to 300 million scent glands — compared to only 5 million for humans. And the part of your dog’s brain that controls smell is 40 times larger than yours — that’s true, even though the canine brain is much smaller than the human, relative to size. A human’s brain is about 1/40th of their body weight while a dog’s brain is only 1/125th. Don’t feel too smug, though — an ant’s brain is 1/7th its body weight. 

Your dog can smell your feelings

 Your pup can pick up on subtle changes in your scent, which can help him figure out how you are feeling — such as by smelling your perspiration when you become nervous or fearful. It’s also likely how dogs can detect certain diseases or know that a household member is pregnant 

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