FAQ’s

  • We have fosters who are willing to take in domestic, exotic and farm animals.

  • Please visit our site and navigate to the “get involved” section. There you will choose which form you need to fill out. Please complete the entire form to the best of your ability and we will get back to you as soon as we can!

  • This is a tricky question because there are SO many species of animals out there who need our help. We have assigned set fees for some and an estimated range for others.

    They are as follows:

    $120 - Cats/Kittens

    $250 - Dogs/Puppies

    $20 for chickens and other fowl.

    For exotic animals and livestock several factors play into their fee(s) such as size, breed, age, health, level of care, etc. Thus, we could not set an exact amount and instead will work with a range.

    The estimated fee ranges are as follows: 

    $60+ for exotics

    $80 - $300 for smaller livestock

    $600+ for larger livestock.

    • Adoption and relinquishment fees are non-refundable

  • Adoption fees primarily cover the costs associated with the animal’s initial care while in our custody. This includes things like food, basic vaccinations, deworming, and potentially other medical treatments like flea and tick prevention as well as operational costs of the rescue.

    Animals are adopted as is, and the rescue makes no guarantees or warranties, expressed or implied, regarding the animal's health, temperament, or future behavior. While we have made reasonable efforts to disclose known health conditions, we cannot predict or guarantee the animal's future health. The adopter assumes all risks associated with the animal's health and behavior from the date of adoption. The adopter is encouraged to have the animal examined by a licensed veterinarian within 7 days of adoption.

    If the animal is not yet spayed/neutered at the time of adoption, the Adopter must sterilize the animal by a licensed veterinarian within 60 days of adoption if the animal is sexually mature. If the animal is not yet sexually mature, sterilization must occur within 30 days of reaching maturity or as determined by a licensed veterinarian.