Meena was taken to the Mesquite Shelter and was pregnant. Her baby was born in the shelter. When we got her she was untouchable and bity. Thank goodness she is now in general population but still cant be touched. Her baby really helps in getting her near. She is very close to her baby, Tiny, and looks to her when she gets uncomfortable. Therefore they will be adopted together. Meena and her baby Tiny has been with their foster since Tiny was born. Tiny is very socialized, but her momma isnt there yet. They can be adopted but will be adopted together, with the understanding that Meena is still a work in progress. You have to be ok, with knowing at this moment you cant really hold her. She will take treats out of your hands, she will sit and stare at you, she will even lay at the foot of your bed. We will require another dog in the household along with these two. When its time to be vetted, you will have to capture her, unless she is further along, to crate her and get her to the vet. She can not go unvetted because you cant catch her. Part of the package. This will require a very special person or family.
Meena was taken to the Mesquite Shelter and was pregnant. Her baby was born in the shelter. When we got her she was untouchable and bity. Thank goodness she is now in general population but still cant be touched. Her baby really helps in getting her near. She is very close to her baby, Tiny, and looks to her when she gets uncomfortable. Therefore they will be adopted together. Meena and her baby Tiny has been with their foster since Tiny was born. Tiny is very socialized, but her momma isnt there yet. They can be adopted but will be adopted together, with the understanding that Meena is still a work in progress. You have to be ok, with knowing at this moment you cant really hold her. She will take treats out of your hands, she will sit and stare at you, she will even lay at the foot of your bed. We will require another dog in the household along with these two. When its time to be vetted, you will have to capture her, unless she is further along, to crate her and get her to the vet. She can not go unvetted because you cant catch her. Part of the package. This will require a very special person or family.
Our adoption process and application can be found at: https://www.ohar.org/adopt
Additional adoption info
Oak Hill Animal Rescue – Adoption Process
• Be at least 18 years of age with the responsibility of maintaining a household (no full time students)
• Have proof of current address and picture identification (driver’s license preferred)
• Have the consent and knowledge of all adults living in the household to adopt a pet
• Be able and willing to spend the time and money necessary to provide for the training, medical treatment and recommended veterinary care for the pet
• Have the resources to make a nonrefundable donation
• Agree to consider the pet as a member of the family and provide indoor shelter
• Understand that these pets are rescued from the streets and we cannot guarantee the health of the pet. They have all been to a veterinarian for vaccinations and testing, and require spaying and neutering prior to adoption.
• Place personal ID on the animal as soon as possible. We microchip and register all rescued animals.
• Provide an environment for the animal that keeps it safe and secure
• Complete an application, allow a home visit and reference checks
Renters: If you rent or lease your home, we require a copy of the pet deposit receipt from the landlord or apartment complex prior to adoption.
• The adoption fees vary and are shown on each pet's bio on their cage. All adopted pets will come with medical records, vaccination records, be spayed or neutered and micro-chipped.
• We spend over $200 on each pet, which includes medical care, boarding and food. Your donation is not to pay for the medical care on the animal you are adopting; previous donations covered those costs. Your adoption fee allows us to continue our rescue and adoption efforts and is therefore is not refundable.
Adoption saves lives. Please consider a rescue pet before buying from a breeder or pet store. Contact us, or contact another local humane society, animal shelter or SPCA. If you’re not part of the solution, you’re part of the problem.
Under-age children: Oak Hill Animal Rescue, Inc. reserves the right to deny any application when the age of the children in the household is inappropriate to the age or size of the pet being adopted.
Unaltered dogs or cats existing in the household: Oak Hill Animal Rescue, Inc. requires all pets in the adopting household be spayed or neutered, or the application will be denied.
Oak Hill Animal Rescue – Adoption Process
• Be at least 18 years of age with the responsibility of maintaining a household (no full time students)
• Have proof of current address and picture identification (driver’s license preferred)
• Have the consent and knowledge of all adults living in the household to adopt a pet
• Be able and willing to spend the time and money necessary to provide for the training, medical treatment and recommended veterinary care for the pet
• Have the resources to make a nonrefundable donation
• Agree to consider the pet as a member of the family and provide indoor shelter
• Understand that these pets are rescued from the streets and we cannot guarantee the health of the pet. They have all been to a veterinarian for vaccinations and testing, and require spaying and neutering prior to adoption.
• Place personal ID on the animal as soon as possible. We microchip and register all rescued animals.
• Provide an environment for the animal that keeps it safe and secure
• Complete an application, allow a home visit and reference checks
Renters: If you rent or lease your home, we require a copy of the pet deposit receipt from the landlord or apartment complex prior to adoption.
• The adoption fees vary and are shown on each pet's bio on their cage. All adopted pets will come with medical records, vaccination records, be spayed or neutered and micro-chipped.
• We spend over $200 on each pet, which includes medical care, boarding and food. Your donation is not to pay for the medical care on the animal you are adopting; previous donations covered those costs. Your adoption fee allows us to continue our rescue and adoption efforts and is therefore is not refundable.
Adoption saves lives. Please consider a rescue pet before buying from a breeder or pet store. Contact us, or contact another local humane society, animal shelter or SPCA. If you’re not part of the solution, you’re part of the problem.
Under-age children: Oak Hill Animal Rescue, Inc. reserves the right to deny any application when the age of the children in the household is inappropriate to the age or size of the pet being adopted.
Unaltered dogs or cats existing in the household: Oak Hill Animal Rescue, Inc. requires all pets in the adopting household be spayed or neutered, or the application will be denied.
Jim & Bettye Baker have been rescuing dogs and cats for many years and finally achieved 501(c)3 status. We bought 9 acres and built a building for this purpose and began a partnership with another local rescue that has storefront space donated to them in North Dallas. We pull dogs and cats from local city shelters after their adoption time has expired, get them vetted and chipped and offer them for adoption every weekend. PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE WWW.OHAR.ORG and see all our adoptable dogs and cats.
Jim & Bettye Baker have been rescuing dogs and cats for many years and finally achieved 501(c)3 status. We bought 9 acres and built a building for this purpose and began a partnership with another local rescue that has storefront space donated to them in North Dallas. We pull dogs and cats from local city shelters after their adoption time has expired, get them vetted and chipped and offer them for adoption every weekend. PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE WWW.OHAR.ORG and see all our adoptable dogs and cats.
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