Frequently asked questions
The adoption fee covers the spay or neuter surgery, vaccinations and the identification microchip. Our adoption fees only scratch the surface of the cost of care we provide for our residents. If you would like to contribute above the adoption fees, we would graciously apply an additional donation towards these expenses.
We cannot gurantee that each animal is potty trained because we have little to no history of the animals in their previous homes. We ask all fosters and adopters to have grace and understand their may be some accidents. The shelter will, however, give you supplies and tips to set up your new dog or cat up for success.
If, within the two-week foster period, you think the animal isn't the best fit for your home we will always take them back. We can refund the adoption fee or we can keep the adoption fee as a donation.
However, if you decide the animal isn't suited for your home after the adoption is finallyzed, the animal will then have to be surrendered back to us and a surrender fee will be applied.