No dog or cat will be adopted out as a gift (Christmas, Birthday, etc).
Out of town adoptions must adhere to a strict process – no exceptions due to location. Upon passing the phone screening, an extensive video tour of the potential adopters home/yard must be sent to the screening team. Each potential adopter must meet with the foster family for a scheduled visit in the foster parents city of residence. Out of country or province adoptions are not accepted.
Dogs & cats are only adopted to indoor homes only. No outdoor only homes or working dogs. Our dogs & cats deserve to be loved inside the home as part of a family. Unless the cat would be considered a barn kitty
If renting, written permission from your landlord prior to adopting an animal must be provided.
All animals in the potential adopter’s home must be fully vaccinated and up to date on all vaccinations (rabies included). Vaccination Certificates/Records will be requested.
If there is an unaltered dog in the potential adopter’s home, a medical reason must be provided. Further, the potential adopter must present a letter signed by a veterinarian on an official letter head explaining the medical reason for the unaltered state of the dog.
Kitten Policy: We generally don’t adopt out young kittens as “only cats,” as they do best with a companion. In fact, here are a few important reasons why kittens are almost always happier and healthier in pairs:
1. Social development: Kittens learn vital social skills like bite inhibition and boundaries by playing with another kitten.
2. Energy outlet: Kittens have endless energy—when they have a sibling, they entertain and tire each other out instead of relying solely on humans (or getting into mischief).
3. Reduced behavior issues: Having a buddy often prevents destructive behavior, boredom, and attention-seeking habits.
4. Emotional well-being: Kittens raised together are less lonely and stressed, especially when their humans are away during the day.
5. Smoother transitions: A bonded pair adjusts more easily to a new home since they have comfort and familiarity in each other.
Potential adopters who have recently had to euthanize an animal for reasons other than severe health problems, or who have surrendered an animal to another organization, or given an animal away will not be accepted.
The adoption fee must be paid upfront and this includes the dogs Spay/Neuter (prior to adoption), up to date vaccinations, microchip & de-wormer.
If you are ready to start the process of pet adoption, please click the link below and we will get back to you as soon as possible!
Thank you for considering adopting a rescue pet!
