FAQ

FAQ

To adopt a Sheltie, start by visiting the rescue’s website and completing an adoption application. The rescue reviews applications to find suitable homes for its dogs. Once approved, you can arrange to meet a dog that may be a good match for your family.

The adoption process generally involves:

  • Completing an adoption application.

  • Providing information about your household and lifestyle.

  • A veterinary reference check.

     

  • Completing the adoption agreement and paying the adoption fee

Yes. Once your application and initial approval steps have been completed, the rescue can arrange a meeting with a suitable dog.

The rescue’s published FAQ states that its dogs are microchipped. Ask the adoption coordinator for confirmation of the specific dog’s microchip details.

Dogs are generally spayed or neutered before adoption. Puppies that are too young will require an agreement to have the procedure completed when they are old enough.

Dogs in the rescue program receive appropriate veterinary care, including required vaccinations. Their medical history and individual health needs can be discussed during the adoption process

Yes. Existing pets will be considered during the adoption process. The rescue can help determine whether a particular Sheltie is likely to get along with your current dogs or other animals.

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