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Emails are answered in a timely fashion. Please check your spam if you do not receive a response. She will NOT be at our adoption events. Please email to arrange a convenient time to meet Annie.
No unfenced pool
Annie was born in approximately 2013. She is a very sweet, affectionate dog who gets along with all other dogs. She is mostly potty trained with the occasional accident. Annie is currently about 14.5 pounds. Annie has a left Atrium leaky valve and an enlarged heart, which has been managed well with medication. She will need to remain on this medication for the rest of her life and have regular follow-up visits with a cardiologist to monitor her progress.
Annie was rescued from the shelter. Her owner had moved and left her with friends who did not want her so they passed her along to someone else, who also didn’t want her and they left her outside, so they didn’t have to deal with her. Annie was good at escaping from their yard and would often be found wandering the neighborhood. She was finally picked up by Animal Control and brought to the shelter. Owners were contacted and relinquished Annie to the shelter.
Emails are answered in a timely fashion. Please check your spam if you do not receive a response. She will NOT be at our adoption events. Please email to arrange a convenient time to meet Annie.
No unfenced pool
Annie was born in approximately 2013. She is a very sweet, affectionate dog who gets along with all other dogs. She is mostly potty trained with the occasional accident. Annie is currently about 14.5 pounds. Annie has a left Atrium leaky valve and an enlarged heart, which has been managed well with medication. She will need to remain on this medication for the rest of her life and have regular follow-up visits with a cardiologist to monitor her progress.
Annie was rescued from the shelter. Her owner had moved and left her with friends who did not want her so they passed her along to someone else, who also didn’t want her and they left her outside, so they didn’t have to deal with her. Annie was good at escaping from their yard and would often be found wandering the neighborhood. She was finally picked up by Animal Control and brought to the shelter. Owners were contacted and relinquished Annie to the shelter.
Meet and greet is by appointment only AFTER an interview. Please email us at staff@arvsimi.org and provide your contact number and the city
2.
Visit the Facility and Find a Pet
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3.
Interview
Review application with a volunteer. Meet and greet after interview
4.
Home Check
Only if the adoption is proceeding
5.
Sign Adoption Contract
Occurs at homecheck
Additional adoption info
*** We are no longer holding adoption events ***
Emails are answered in a timely fashion. Please check your spam if you do not receive a response.
Meet and greet is by appointment only AFTER an interview. Please email us at staff@arvsimi.org and provide your contact number and the city you reside. Once the above is received, we will be in touch for a phone interview. The interview call can take a day or two. THE PHONE CALL WILL COME FROM A RESTRICTED NUMBER. Adoption is based on the best fit. Thanks for your patience.
*** We are no longer holding adoption events ***
Emails are answered in a timely fashion. Please check your spam if you do not receive a response.
Meet and greet is by appointment only AFTER an interview. Please email us at staff@arvsimi.org and provide your contact number and the city you reside. Once the above is received, we will be in touch for a phone interview. The interview call can take a day or two. THE PHONE CALL WILL COME FROM A RESTRICTED NUMBER. Adoption is based on the best fit. Thanks for your patience.
Go meet their pets
*** We are no longer holding adoption events ***
Emails are answered in a timely fashion. Please check your spam if you do not receive a response.
Meet and greet is by appointment only AFTER an interview. Please email us at staff@arvsimi.org and provide your contact number and the city you reside. Once the above is received, we will be in touch for a phone interview. The interview call can take a day or two. THE PHONE CALL WILL COME FROM A RESTRICTED NUMBER. Adoption is based on the best fit. Thanks for your patience.
*** We are no longer holding adoption events ***
Emails are answered in a timely fashion. Please check your spam if you do not receive a response.
Meet and greet is by appointment only AFTER an interview. Please email us at staff@arvsimi.org and provide your contact number and the city you reside. Once the above is received, we will be in touch for a phone interview. The interview call can take a day or two. THE PHONE CALL WILL COME FROM A RESTRICTED NUMBER. Adoption is based on the best fit. Thanks for your patience.
More about this rescue
Animal Rescue Volunteers has been in business since 1995, started when our co-founders saw the need to have a rescue in our area due to the high volume of animals in the shelters who were and continue to be unnecessarily put to death due to pet over-population. We take in dogs and cats of all ages, sizes, regardless of illnesses or other maladies. We determine which pets are most at risk and focus on those first. We have taken many pets simply because of their illnesses or injuries because we know that they are least likely to be adopted by the general public. We spend thousands of dollars annually helping these animals, rehabilitating them so they may be placed into loving homes. We have no shelter per se, relying on the generosity of foster families who accept into their homes these wonderful animals who need a place to be a part of a family before moving on from us. We keep our pets until that appropriate placement has been made, no matter how long that takes. We have no paid staff. With the exception of minimal operating expenses, our money goes to the care and attention of our animals in our program.
We also work very hard in our community and other venues educating the public about the horrors of puppy mills, the tragedy of pet overpopulation, the importance of spaying and neutering their pets. We do this by disseminating literature at our adoptions, by sometimes setting up peaceful public demonstrations, and at times speaking with schools, and other community organizations.
We make ourselves available to the public to answer pet questions and refer them to various sources for help in pet-related areas.
We take any of our adoptees back for whatever reason if problems develop because we are committed to them for the rest of their lives once they become one of ARV's pets.
And we do all of this because we are passionate about our mission and the plight of the homeless, abandoned animals that have fallen victim to the uncaring people who don't see these loving creatures as possessing feeling. Our volunteers are fosters, devoting their time, 24/7. Most are long-time volunteers, who have spent hours bottle feeding and medicating unweaned puppies and kittens, seen their homes turned into medical facilities with volunteers coming in to help around the clock. We are an awesome, dedicated bunch of animal lovers who want to help these pets who otherwise have no voice to be their advocates.
Animal Rescue Volunteers has been in business since 1995, started when our co-founders saw the need to have a rescue in our area due to the high volume of animals in the shelters who were and continue to be unnecessarily put to death due to pet over-population. We take in dogs and cats of all ages, sizes, regardless of illnesses or other maladies. We determine which pets are most at risk and focus on those first. We have taken many pets simply because of their illnesses or injuries because we know that they are least likely to be adopted by the general public. We spend thousands of dollars annually helping these animals, rehabilitating them so they may be placed into loving homes. We have no shelter per se, relying on the generosity of foster families who accept into their homes these wonderful animals who need a place to be a part of a family before moving on from us. We keep our pets until that appropriate placement has been made, no matter how long that takes. We have no paid staff. With the exception of minimal operating expenses, our money goes to the care and attention of our animals in our program.
We also work very hard in our community and other venues educating the public about the horrors of puppy mills, the tragedy of pet overpopulation, the importance of spaying and neutering their pets. We do this by disseminating literature at our adoptions, by sometimes setting up peaceful public demonstrations, and at times speaking with schools, and other community organizations.
We make ourselves available to the public to answer pet questions and refer them to various sources for help in pet-related areas.
We take any of our adoptees back for whatever reason if problems develop because we are committed to them for the rest of their lives once they become one of ARV's pets.
And we do all of this because we are passionate about our mission and the plight of the homeless, abandoned animals that have fallen victim to the uncaring people who don't see these loving creatures as possessing feeling. Our volunteers are fosters, devoting their time, 24/7. Most are long-time volunteers, who have spent hours bottle feeding and medicating unweaned puppies and kittens, seen their homes turned into medical facilities with volunteers coming in to help around the clock. We are an awesome, dedicated bunch of animal lovers who want to help these pets who otherwise have no voice to be their advocates.
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We'll also keep you updated on Oliver's adoption status with email updates.
