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Rose Hope Animal Refuge is A 501 (c) 3 committed to helping the homeless cats and dogs throughout Connecticut in the following areas: Waterbury, Watertown, Prospect, Naugatuck, Middlebury, Southbury, and throughout New Haven County. Prospective adopters outside of the New Haven County and Connecticut are encouraged to apply for a pet, as we have previously placed pets to wonderful homes in New York, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts. Rose Hope Animal Refuge works tirelessly to help as many as we can.
Apply in Person
Please apply every Saturday or Sunday between the hours of 12Noon until 3 PM at:
Petco
201 Union Street
Waterbury, CT 06706
(203) 596-3623
PETCO is located in the plaza by Barnes and Nobles and Chilli's Restaurant, and is the store positioned next door to TJ Max.
IMPORTANTLY
Call your veterinarian to give them permission for Rose
Hope Animal Refuge to check for a vet reference. Cats
and dogs' health information is protected similarly to
humans. By giving them permission for Rose Hope
Animal Refuge to speak to us we can proceed with the
adoption process.
ADOPTION POLICY
PLEASE EMAIL HANNA WITH ANY ADOPTION QUESTIONS & INQUIRIES her at feline55keeper@gmail.com. Completion of an application does not mean that you are approved. You MUST have a veterinarian reference to adopt. When we check a veterinarian reference on your current or past pets, we are looking for a vaccine history, spay/neuter and if you have followed through with veterinarian recommendations for your pet(s). All pets must be up to date on vaccines and spayed or neutered. For adoption of DOGS you must own your own home. Please do not apply if you live in a condo.
We choose the home that best suits the pet. We reserve the right to refuse an adoption. Some of our animals have been through some kind of trauma in their short lives. Our animals can not speak for themselves, so as their guardians we speak for them.
Thank you for your interest in Rose Hope Animal Refuge, a 501(c)3 non-kill shelter. Rose Hope Animal Refuge Never Leaves Any Animal Behind.
Apply in Person
Please apply every Saturday or Sunday between the hours of 12Noon until 3 PM at:
Petco
201 Union Street
Waterbury, CT 06706
(203) 596-3623
PETCO is located in the plaza by Barnes and Nobles and Chilli's Restaurant, and is the store positioned next door to TJ Max.
IMPORTANTLY
Call your veterinarian to give them permission for Rose
Hope Animal Refuge to check for a vet reference. Cats
and dogs' health information is protected similarly to
humans. By giving them permission for Rose Hope
Animal Refuge to speak to us we can proceed with the
adoption process.
ADOPTION POLICY
PLEASE EMAIL HANNA WITH ANY ADOPTION QUESTIONS & INQUIRIES her at feline55keeper@gmail.com. Completion of an application does not mean that you are approved. You MUST have a veterinarian reference to adopt. When we check a veterinarian reference on your current or past pets, we are looking for a vaccine history, spay/neuter and if you have followed through with veterinarian recommendations for your pet(s). All pets must be up to date on vaccines and spayed or neutered. For adoption of DOGS you must own your own home. Please do not apply if you live in a condo.
We choose the home that best suits the pet. We reserve the right to refuse an adoption. Some of our animals have been through some kind of trauma in their short lives. Our animals can not speak for themselves, so as their guardians we speak for them.
Thank you for your interest in Rose Hope Animal Refuge, a 501(c)3 non-kill shelter. Rose Hope Animal Refuge Never Leaves Any Animal Behind.
About Rose Hope Animal Refuge
Please check out Rose Hope Animal Refuge's Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/RoseHopeAnimalRefuge475/
Rose Hope Animal Refuge is a small non-profit, no kill animal rescue located in Waterbury, Connecticut who never leaves any animal behind. Rose Hope Animal Refuge is a 501 (c) 3 organization, RUN SOLEY ON VOLUNTEERS. Hanna with Rose Hope Animal Refuge has been helping cats, dogs, and puppies by providing them with a new chance at life.
Call Hanna at 203-597-1236 or email at feline55keeper@gmail.com.
Rose Hope Animal Refuge is a small non-profit, no kill animal rescue located in Waterbury, Connecticut who never leaves any animal behind. Rose Hope Animal Refuge is a 501 (c) 3 organization, 100% RUN SOLEY ON VOLUNTEERS, where no one makes a salary, and every donations goes directly to the animals. Rose Hope Animal Refuge is A 501 (c) 3 committed to helping the homeless cats and dogs throughout Connecticut. Importantly, Rose Hope Animal Refuge is NOT affiliated with Rose Hope Rescue in Southbury, CT.
You may also request a day and time to adopt a pet by calling Hanna at 203-597-1236 or email a volunteer at patbob@reagan.com to set an appointment.
DONATIONS TO ROSE HOPE ANIMAL REFUGE can go towards our veterinary services are welcome. Please mail a check to:
Gold Coast Mobile Veterinary Service
C/O Rose Hope Animal Refuge
80 Townline Highway North
Bethlehem, Connecticut 06751
or Donations can be made by CREDIT CARD Over the TELEPHONE to
Gold Coast Mobile Veterinary Service FOR Rose Hope Animal Refuge. Please leave a message as the vet may be with a patient and she will call you back:
by calling Gold Coast Mobile Veterinary Service (203) 727-8600
Call between the hours of: Tuesday – Friday: 9AM – 6PM
Most importantly, please distinguish the difference between the 2 animal shelters, while they have similar names they are not the same organization. Rose Hope Animal Refuge, a 501 (c) 3 non-profit, non-kill shelter located in Waterbury, CT Rose Hope Animal Refuge is NOT AFFILIATED in any way with Rose Hope Animal Rescue.
Please check out Rose Hope Animal Refuge's Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/RoseHopeAnimalRefuge475/
Rose Hope Animal Refuge is a small non-profit, no kill animal rescue located in Waterbury, Connecticut who never leaves any animal behind. Rose Hope Animal Refuge is a 501 (c) 3 organization, RUN SOLEY ON VOLUNTEERS. Hanna with Rose Hope Animal Refuge has been helping cats, dogs, and puppies by providing them with a new chance at life.
Call Hanna at 203-597-1236 or email at feline55keeper@gmail.com.
Rose Hope Animal Refuge is a small non-profit, no kill animal rescue located in Waterbury, Connecticut who never leaves any animal behind. Rose Hope Animal Refuge is a 501 (c) 3 organization, 100% RUN SOLEY ON VOLUNTEERS, where no one makes a salary, and every donations goes directly to the animals. Rose Hope Animal Refuge is A 501 (c) 3 committed to helping the homeless cats and dogs throughout Connecticut. Importantly, Rose Hope Animal Refuge is NOT affiliated with Rose Hope Rescue in Southbury, CT.
You may also request a day and time to adopt a pet by calling Hanna at 203-597-1236 or email a volunteer at patbob@reagan.com to set an appointment.
DONATIONS TO ROSE HOPE ANIMAL REFUGE can go towards our veterinary services are welcome. Please mail a check to:
Gold Coast Mobile Veterinary Service
C/O Rose Hope Animal Refuge
80 Townline Highway North
Bethlehem, Connecticut 06751
or Donations can be made by CREDIT CARD Over the TELEPHONE to
Gold Coast Mobile Veterinary Service FOR Rose Hope Animal Refuge. Please leave a message as the vet may be with a patient and she will call you back:
by calling Gold Coast Mobile Veterinary Service (203) 727-8600
Call between the hours of: Tuesday – Friday: 9AM – 6PM
Most importantly, please distinguish the difference between the 2 animal shelters, while they have similar names they are not the same organization. Rose Hope Animal Refuge, a 501 (c) 3 non-profit, non-kill shelter located in Waterbury, CT Rose Hope Animal Refuge is NOT AFFILIATED in any way with Rose Hope Animal Rescue.
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