Adoption & Foster Listings
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Finding the Perfect Hunting Pet Can Be Easy, But There are Lots to Consider!
Contact us and let us know what you would like to find in a dog. Don’t forget to mention the breed, type of hunting you enjoy, and the level of training experience the dog needs or any special needs or considerations.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the difference between adopting and fostering?
Adopting is permanent placement.
Fostering is temporarily housing and caring for a dog until they are placed. Fostering is a volunteer effort.
Contact us for more info on each position.
How much does adopting cost?
Their cost is relative to their experience and training, but at least as much as a new pup would cost to purchase. After evaluating the age, abilities, and potential as breeding stock, their adoption fee will be established accordingly. Each dog is different.
What does the adoption fee go towards?
The fee goes to support our efforts in rescuing, feeding, and rehoming these dogs and the expense of caring for them (including vet checkups and associated care) in the interim.
Will I need additional veterinary services?
Typically, no. We request the most current veterinary records from the families surrendering the dogs. We do require a heart worm test prior to taking the dog. We do suggest having a check up on their health after adoption. We will provide you with all the information that we have been given with full transparency regarding the health status.
Why don't you ship dogs via airlines?
See the following articles on why we don’t ship dogs this way:
Pet Cargo Airline Restrictions
What is the Senior Dog program?
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