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Hi, I am a 16.5 year young Jack Russell. I ended up at the shelter due to no fault of my own and my foster people say I am the best boy. I am very energetic for my age and would enjoy walks, play time and I LOVE water. If you get the hose out, I will be your best friend. I do fine with other low-key dogs but I do not appreciate cats. In my foster home the cat is kept in a separate part of the house and I am okay with that. I am in good health with just some minor old man bumps. I'm looking for a home to spend the rest of my days filled with love and play. I sleep through the night and do well in a crate during the day. The shelter reported that I am "super potty trained" but did have 2 minor accidents while I was getting used to my foster home. If you look for me, I'm usually hanging out on the back of the couch or with my people giving little licks. I promise to give my family the best love if they take a chance on an old guy like me.
ADOPTION PROCESS
1. Review our adoption contract and application.
2. Call your vet and references to inform them that a rescue representative will be calling.
3. Complete adoption application and submit following appropriate link below:
It takes us about 1-3 days to process applications. Once approved, we ask that all members of the household (including dogs) be available for meeting the animal within 5 days. If the meeting goes well, you will submit payment electronically and be able to take your new family member home with you immediately! If for whatever reason you do not take the animal home after the first meeting, please understand that we will continue to process applications for the animal and availability is not guaranteed.
4. Please review these resources prior to the meeting to be prepared with what to expect when bringing a new dog home:
a. ttps://www.petfinder.com/dogs/bringing-a-dog-home/tips-for-first-30-days-dog/
b. https://www.dogstardaily.com/free-downloads
5. Love on your new family member and join our Alumni Group! We love seeing updates on the happy endings to your story
Thank you for considering The Hero Rescue, we couldn't do it without you
Hi, I am a 16.5 year young Jack Russell. I ended up at the shelter due to no fault of my own and my foster people say I am the best boy. I am very energetic for my age and would enjoy walks, play time and I LOVE water. If you get the hose out, I will be your best friend. I do fine with other low-key dogs but I do not appreciate cats. In my foster home the cat is kept in a separate part of the house and I am okay with that. I am in good health with just some minor old man bumps. I'm looking for a home to spend the rest of my days filled with love and play. I sleep through the night and do well in a crate during the day. The shelter reported that I am "super potty trained" but did have 2 minor accidents while I was getting used to my foster home. If you look for me, I'm usually hanging out on the back of the couch or with my people giving little licks. I promise to give my family the best love if they take a chance on an old guy like me.
ADOPTION PROCESS
1. Review our adoption contract and application.
2. Call your vet and references to inform them that a rescue representative will be calling.
3. Complete adoption application and submit following appropriate link below:
It takes us about 1-3 days to process applications. Once approved, we ask that all members of the household (including dogs) be available for meeting the animal within 5 days. If the meeting goes well, you will submit payment electronically and be able to take your new family member home with you immediately! If for whatever reason you do not take the animal home after the first meeting, please understand that we will continue to process applications for the animal and availability is not guaranteed.
4. Please review these resources prior to the meeting to be prepared with what to expect when bringing a new dog home:
a. ttps://www.petfinder.com/dogs/bringing-a-dog-home/tips-for-first-30-days-dog/
b. https://www.dogstardaily.com/free-downloads
5. Love on your new family member and join our Alumni Group! We love seeing updates on the happy endings to your story
Thank you for considering The Hero Rescue, we couldn't do it without you
OUR SPAY AND NEUTER POLICY
The Hero Rescue charges a $100.00 spay/neuter deposit with every unaltered puppy that is adopted. The purpose of the deposit is to ensure the puppy will be altered before she/he reaches 6 months of age. This $100 deposit is refundable if adopter provides proof of sterilization within 14 days of the procedure. After the adoption is completed, all vetting (spay/neuter, boosters, heart worm and flea prevention) are the responsibility of the adopter. This deposit will not be returned if the animal is not spayed/ neutered within the established timeline.
OUR ADOPTION FEES
Puppies up to Six Months Old- $400 plus a refundable $100 Spay/Neuter Deposit ($500 total due at adoption)
Dogs Six Months and Up - $300
ADOPTION PROCESS
1. Review our adoption contract and application.
2. Call your vet and references to inform them that a rescue representative will be calling.
3. Complete adoption application and submit at https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/HRMD/Dog
4. You will be notified of outcome of your application within 3-5 days.
5. If approved, you will be introduced to the foster to schedule a meeting within 5 days. Guidelines for the meeting are:
- Bring a leash and collar and be prepared to take the animal home directly from the meeting.
- Meeting should be no longer than 1 hour. Our fosters are volunteers and we value and respect their time and personal commitments.
- All members of the household (including other dogs) must be present.
- Please be prepared to submit adoption fee via PayPal at the meeting – We do not accept payments prior to the meeting.
- If all goes well, the dog will go home with you directly after the meeting. If you are not ready to adopt at the conclusion of the meeting, please understand that we may process other applications for the dog. Because we have a limited amount of foster homes, we cannot hold dogs past adoption.
6. Please review these resources prior to the meeting to be prepared with what to expect when bringing a new dog home:
a. ttps://www.petfinder.com/dogs/bringing-a-dog-home/tips-for-first-30-days-dog/
b. https://www.dogstardaily.com/free-downloads
7. Love on your new family member and join our Alumni Group! We love seeing updates on the happy endings to your story.
OUR SPAY AND NEUTER POLICY
The Hero Rescue charges a $100.00 spay/neuter deposit with every unaltered puppy that is adopted. The purpose of the deposit is to ensure the puppy will be altered before she/he reaches 6 months of age. This $100 deposit is refundable if adopter provides proof of sterilization within 14 days of the procedure. After the adoption is completed, all vetting (spay/neuter, boosters, heart worm and flea prevention) are the responsibility of the adopter. This deposit will not be returned if the animal is not spayed/ neutered within the established timeline.
OUR ADOPTION FEES
Puppies up to Six Months Old- $400 plus a refundable $100 Spay/Neuter Deposit ($500 total due at adoption)
Dogs Six Months and Up - $300
ADOPTION PROCESS
1. Review our adoption contract and application.
2. Call your vet and references to inform them that a rescue representative will be calling.
3. Complete adoption application and submit at https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/HRMD/Dog
4. You will be notified of outcome of your application within 3-5 days.
5. If approved, you will be introduced to the foster to schedule a meeting within 5 days. Guidelines for the meeting are:
- Bring a leash and collar and be prepared to take the animal home directly from the meeting.
- Meeting should be no longer than 1 hour. Our fosters are volunteers and we value and respect their time and personal commitments.
- All members of the household (including other dogs) must be present.
- Please be prepared to submit adoption fee via PayPal at the meeting – We do not accept payments prior to the meeting.
- If all goes well, the dog will go home with you directly after the meeting. If you are not ready to adopt at the conclusion of the meeting, please understand that we may process other applications for the dog. Because we have a limited amount of foster homes, we cannot hold dogs past adoption.
6. Please review these resources prior to the meeting to be prepared with what to expect when bringing a new dog home:
a. ttps://www.petfinder.com/dogs/bringing-a-dog-home/tips-for-first-30-days-dog/
b. https://www.dogstardaily.com/free-downloads
7. Love on your new family member and join our Alumni Group! We love seeing updates on the happy endings to your story.
Our History
The Hero Rescue launched in 2019 with a group of experienced and dedicated fosters. We combined all of our experiences to visualize the mission and operation of The Hero Rescue. We are dedicated to the animals we serve, to the families we impact, and to respect for each other. We are a 501c3 tax exempt non-profit organization.
Our Mission
The Hero Rescue is formed by a network of volunteers and fosters committed to saving lives of animals at risk of euthanasia, abuse, and neglect. By relocating animals from over crowded shelters to Maryland for adequate veterinary care, castration, emotional rehabilitation and eventually adoption, we will make a difference in the lives of animals as well as in the local communities we serve .
Our History
The Hero Rescue launched in 2019 with a group of experienced and dedicated fosters. We combined all of our experiences to visualize the mission and operation of The Hero Rescue. We are dedicated to the animals we serve, to the families we impact, and to respect for each other. We are a 501c3 tax exempt non-profit organization.
Our Mission
The Hero Rescue is formed by a network of volunteers and fosters committed to saving lives of animals at risk of euthanasia, abuse, and neglect. By relocating animals from over crowded shelters to Maryland for adequate veterinary care, castration, emotional rehabilitation and eventually adoption, we will make a difference in the lives of animals as well as in the local communities we serve .
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