Georgetown Dog Rescue
About Our Dogs
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Though the situation varies with each dog, they are
all:
Adoption Process:
In order to adopt a dog, go to the "apply to adopt"
page and fill out the application.
We will be in touch within 24-48 hours.
Adoption fees are: $95 for adult dogs; $150 for
puppies under 6 months; $200 for the rare
purebred dog that we have in our foster program
WHAT HAPPENS THEN:
Step One: Fill out the application, indicating which
dog/dogs you might be interested in adopting
Step Two: We will be in touch quickly, please
understand that we are all volunteers with other full-
time jobs, but we do our best
Step Three: If your situation seems to be a good fit
for the dog in whom you're interested, we'll set-up a
home visit
Step Four: Home Visit -- this is a chance for us
come to your home and discuss the best fit
between your lifestyle and the dog/s you might be
interested in adopting
Step Five: Meet the dog! And decide if this is a
good match for you and for the dog.
A FEW THINGS TO NOTE:
Some dogs are best as "only dogs"
Other dogs might not be good in homes with cats
It is difficult for many dogs to enter a home with
children under 5 years of age
Remember that you are the one adopting this dog
and hopefully they will live with you for years to
come!
When you adopt a dog from us, you agree NEVER
to transfer that dog to another owner and NEVER
to turn that dog into a shelter or animal control
facility.
We agree to do everything we can to help you if
you are having issues keeping the GAO/JLR dog.
And we agree to always take that dog back into our
care rather than have the dog go to a shelter or
animal control facility.
We are an all-volunteer organization and do our
best to follow through completely. We must reserve
the right to select the best home for each dog. If
homes are equally good, we need to go with the
first application received. We try to make sure that
we are as fair as possible with this process, please
understand that we are doing our best. Our primary
concern is for the dogs that we have in our care.
all:
- spayed or neutered
- up-to-date on vaccinations
- on monthly heartworm preventative (unless
we rescued them when they were heartworm
positive, in which case they are undergoing
treatment)
Adoption Process:
In order to adopt a dog, go to the "apply to adopt"
page and fill out the application.
We will be in touch within 24-48 hours.
Adoption fees are: $95 for adult dogs; $150 for
puppies under 6 months; $200 for the rare
purebred dog that we have in our foster program
WHAT HAPPENS THEN:
Step One: Fill out the application, indicating which
dog/dogs you might be interested in adopting
Step Two: We will be in touch quickly, please
understand that we are all volunteers with other full-
time jobs, but we do our best
Step Three: If your situation seems to be a good fit
for the dog in whom you're interested, we'll set-up a
home visit
Step Four: Home Visit -- this is a chance for us
come to your home and discuss the best fit
between your lifestyle and the dog/s you might be
interested in adopting
Step Five: Meet the dog! And decide if this is a
good match for you and for the dog.
A FEW THINGS TO NOTE:
Some dogs are best as "only dogs"
Other dogs might not be good in homes with cats
It is difficult for many dogs to enter a home with
children under 5 years of age
Remember that you are the one adopting this dog
and hopefully they will live with you for years to
come!
When you adopt a dog from us, you agree NEVER
to transfer that dog to another owner and NEVER
to turn that dog into a shelter or animal control
facility.
We agree to do everything we can to help you if
you are having issues keeping the GAO/JLR dog.
And we agree to always take that dog back into our
care rather than have the dog go to a shelter or
animal control facility.
We are an all-volunteer organization and do our
best to follow through completely. We must reserve
the right to select the best home for each dog. If
homes are equally good, we need to go with the
first application received. We try to make sure that
we are as fair as possible with this process, please
understand that we are doing our best. Our primary
concern is for the dogs that we have in our care.
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This is Mina, the mom of the seven blue
heeler pups that we have in foster care now.
All will be available for adoption when they
are eight weeks old in mid-June.
heeler pups that we have in foster care now.
All will be available for adoption when they
are eight weeks old in mid-June.
