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Furever Homes-ME

Dog rescue in Kittery, ME

Furever Homes Dog Rescue works to rescue dogs in the Greater Memphis, TN area and put them in forever homes locally and in the New England and Central States. Every dog adopted allows us to save the life of another dog in need. Our dogs are rescued from high kill Shelters, off the streets and from people that can no longer care for them. We are so grateful to our out of state adopters for putting their trust in us to match their families with our dogs so that they can have the lives they have always deserved. It is our goal to make sure all of our stories are successes based on information that we get from our perspective adopters application and phone conversations with them. Furever Homes rescue dogs are completely vetted and have been spayed or neutered unless the dog is too young & in that case a spay/neuter contact is required.

Contact Alecia Clark
Email fureverhomesrescue@yahoo.com
Phone (901) 486-2850
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Kittery, ME 03904
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Steps of the adoption process:
* adoption application
* phone interview with the foster mom
* veterinary reference & personal references
* adoption contract
* adoption fee

Adoption fee:
The adoption fee varies depending on the dog’s age and location. The adoption fee includes all vetting (altering, vaccines, fecal parasite testing, heartworm testing, flea/tick and heartworm prevention, veterinarian exams, microchipping and certified veterinary health certificate) as well as the transport fee to the Northeast or Midwest. 

How long does it take:
The entire adoption and transport process takes 1-2 weeks. You should begin the adoption process when you’re ready to adopt your dog.

Healthy dogs:
Furever Homes Rescue’s first priority is the well-being of the dogs. Furever Homes Dogs that were rescued from the shelter have been in a private foster home for at least 2 weeks prior to adoption, and much care is given to insure that any health related issues are diagnosed and treated prior to adoption and transport. During their stay in Southern foster homes, Furever Homes dogs are seen by our veterinarian on several occasions for the purpose of vaccines, spay/neuter, followup exams and final examination and health certificate just prior to transport to their new homes. Your adopted dog's vet records will come with him to the Northeast or Midwest.

Transport:
Furever Homes dogs travel every week or every other week from the South to the Northeast & Midwest aboard USDA-certified professional transport carriers. We utilize the services of several transporters to bring our the dogs safely to their Forever Families in the Northeast or Midwest. Prior to travel, each dog receives a veterinary health certificate, certifying that the dog is in good health with no transmissible diseases. The transport cost is included in your adoption fee. When the adoption process is complete, a transporter will be chosen (depending on your location) and complete information about your Furever Homes transporter will be provided for you.

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