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Hi! I`m Toto and I`m looking for a forever home with a family who has a lot of patience and love to give me while I learn how to trust.
I`m about 7 years old and I`ve been at SPARC for qa few years now. I came here with several of my friends. They all got adopted, but I`m still waiting for my new family. Luckily, I went to live with a nice foster family for a while where I` learned lots of new things, like how to trust. One reason I`m probably still waiting for a home is because I never learned how to be touched. I`m shy and run away when people try to pet me. But that doesn`t mean I don`t like people because I really do love people. I`m just scared.
I enjoyed following my foster mom everywhere she went, curling up next to her on the sofa and sunbathing in the backyard. I enjoyed playing with my foster dog sister and brother. Actually, I get along well with all small dogs, and here at SPARC I hang out with all the other little dogs while we wait for a home.
I`m crate trained and I`m almost fully house trained, I would just need to learn the right place to pee in a new yard.
I`m starting to understand and trust when people put their hand towards me (because they might have a treat!) You`ll have to be patient with me as it`s going to take a little longer before I`m comfortable enough to get petted.
Will you please come and meet me and take me home where I can continue to learn to trust? I`ve been waiting such a long time, and I promise to love you with all my heart!!!
Hi! I`m Toto and I`m looking for a forever home with a family who has a lot of patience and love to give me while I learn how to trust.
I`m about 7 years old and I`ve been at SPARC for qa few years now. I came here with several of my friends. They all got adopted, but I`m still waiting for my new family. Luckily, I went to live with a nice foster family for a while where I` learned lots of new things, like how to trust. One reason I`m probably still waiting for a home is because I never learned how to be touched. I`m shy and run away when people try to pet me. But that doesn`t mean I don`t like people because I really do love people. I`m just scared.
I enjoyed following my foster mom everywhere she went, curling up next to her on the sofa and sunbathing in the backyard. I enjoyed playing with my foster dog sister and brother. Actually, I get along well with all small dogs, and here at SPARC I hang out with all the other little dogs while we wait for a home.
I`m crate trained and I`m almost fully house trained, I would just need to learn the right place to pee in a new yard.
I`m starting to understand and trust when people put their hand towards me (because they might have a treat!) You`ll have to be patient with me as it`s going to take a little longer before I`m comfortable enough to get petted.
Will you please come and meet me and take me home where I can continue to learn to trust? I`ve been waiting such a long time, and I promise to love you with all my heart!!!
705 E. Santa Barbara Street, Santa Paula, CA 93060
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Our adoption process includes an application, an interview to match potential adopters with the right pet, and an adoption fee. For dogs, the fee is $125.00 and includes the spay/neuter, the microchip and its registration, up-to-date vaccinations, and the license if you reside in Santa Paula. Puppies start at $200.00 and up.Large dogs require a home check.
For cats, the fee is $100.00 and includes the spay/neuter, the microchip and its registration, and up-to-date vaccinations. Kittens are $125.00
Our adoption process includes an application, an interview to match potential adopters with the right pet, and an adoption fee. For dogs, the fee is $125.00 and includes the spay/neuter, the microchip and its registration, up-to-date vaccinations, and the license if you reside in Santa Paula. Puppies start at $200.00 and up.Large dogs require a home check.
For cats, the fee is $100.00 and includes the spay/neuter, the microchip and its registration, and up-to-date vaccinations. Kittens are $125.00
The Santa Paula Animal Rescue Center is located at 705 E. Santa Barbara Street in Santa Paula, California. We are open to the public on Tuesdays through Sundays, from 10am to 5pm. We are closed to the public every Monday.
The Santa Paula Animal Rescue Center is located at 705 E. Santa Barbara Street in Santa Paula, California. We are open to the public on Tuesdays through Sundays, from 10am to 5pm. We are closed to the public every Monday.
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Santa Paula Animal Rescue Center is a 100% no-kill no-excuse animal shelter dedicated to rehabilitating and re-homing the abandoned pets of Santa Paula, California.
We aim to do this through educating the community and partnering with other rescue groups. We are the first and only no-kill animal shelter in Ventura County.
Santa Paula Animal Rescue Center is a 100% no-kill no-excuse animal shelter dedicated to rehabilitating and re-homing the abandoned pets of Santa Paula, California.
We aim to do this through educating the community and partnering with other rescue groups. We are the first and only no-kill animal shelter in Ventura County.
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