In 2017, we saw the urgent need for a quality no-kill dog rescue in Okeechobee. By October 1, 2017 we opened Trail of Hope and we have since assisted an average of 350 dogs per year to find their forever homes. In order to prevent & reduce euthanasia, we pull at-risk dogs from municipal shelters in Okeechobee, St Lucie, Hendry, Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade, Orange and Taylor counties on a case-by-case basis dependent on the space available in our rescue. We have the capabilities to rescue and house litters of puppies including bottle-feeding them from newborn to 4 weeks of age. We have rescued dogs with medical issues that placed them at risk for euthanasia.
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1201 US Highway 98 N
Okeechobee, FL 34972
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Trail of Hope has a $250 adoption fee for all puppies and adult dogs. Each month we showcase a "spotlight pup."
Occasionally, we receive sponsors who donate a portion of a adoption fee to assist with find that particular dog a home.
Home inspections may be required to ensure our precious pups are a perfect match for you, your family and your home. Minimum age to adopt our dogs is 18 years of age. Renters are required to provide a copy of their lease to ensure compliance with your landlord's rules. Other restrictions may apply as required by each county, city apartment/condo complex or HOA.
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4100 S W Leighton Farms Ave.,
Palm City,
FL
34990
410 West Arroyo Avenue,
Clewiston,
FL
33440
P. O. Box 7473,
Port St. Lucie,
FL
34985
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