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Downloadable Forms

Adoption Questionaire

Adoption Form

Foster Agreement Form

Individual Sponsorship

             

Adoption General Information:  If you are interested in adopting a life-long, loving friend, you are indeed special.  Making a decision to open your heart and home isn't always an easy one. There are some basic things to understand when you are ready to adopt.  We evaluate the general health, and personality of all of the animals at Happy Endings. All of our animals are see by a veterinian, vaccinated and neutered or spayed. 

 

Which pet is right for you?  Which owner is right for the pet?

Happy Endings Animal Rescue does everything possible to match the right pet and owner.  If you are an experienced pet-owner of a specific breed/type, or if you are a first-timer looking for that first special pet, Happy Endings will help you select the a pet that is the best match possible for both pet and owner. If you're not ready to adopt, but would like to help we have volunteer and foster opportunities available.

 

How we select the animals Happy Endings would like to take in all homeless animals. However that is not possible.  The animals we have for adoption are determined by the number of foster families available to foster.

The Adoption Forms Once you've decided to adopt, you will need to fill out an application questionnaire.  You can get these forms on this website or by calling 360-7800. Please review the questionnaire very carefully.  The questionnaire will help us determine if an animal is a good match for you. If you have existing pets, it is imperative that you include your Vet's information.  Once we receive your responses, we will review and verify the information provided and contact you.

The Adoption fee: Our adoption fees are: for cats/kittens - $75; for dogs/puppies -$100. The donation covers a variety of necessary medical testing and care.  All animals are altered (spayed or neutered), and receive at least one immunization for a variety of diseases, as well as a rabies shot if they are at least 12 weeks old before adopted.  (After adoption, puppies and kittens usually need one or two additional immunizations, which become the adopter's responsibility.)