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ADOPTION EVENTS
Approved Private Meetings: Any adopter that has submitted an application via email and notified of "Approved" status can have a private meeting and adoption arranged. Reminder: We do not guarantee Health, Behavior or Breeding of any adopted pets. Adoption Events: *Note: Our Adoption Event Locations are not aware of pets that will be at events and have no information on us or our process, for interest in a specific pet - only email rescue at [email protected] LAST MINUTE "PUP"-UP EVENTS Date: TBD Location: PETCO 15790 S. Lagrange Rd., Orland Park TIME: 12pm to 2pm |
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Please click Below to Review our Rules Then Download Application. Return Application Via Email to mailto:[email protected] REGULARLY SCHEDULED EVENTS |
SPAY and NEUTER NOTICE |
VET NOTICE
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Year-Round Pet Notice:
Veterinarians note that spaying female dogs and cats reduces the incidence of mammary cancer, eliminates uterine and ovarian cancer risk and prevents pyometra - a potentially life-threatening infection of the uterus.
Neutering male animals protects them from pro-static hypertrophy and infections, as well as testicular cancer and certain types of hernias. Vets also note that many less desirable animal behaviors are usually reduced by spaying or neutering, including roaming and territorial aggression.
This is also the reasoning behind our organizations policy of spaying and neutering pets that are adopted from our group as well as why we require that adopters have their current pets spayed or neuter
Veterinarians note that spaying female dogs and cats reduces the incidence of mammary cancer, eliminates uterine and ovarian cancer risk and prevents pyometra - a potentially life-threatening infection of the uterus.
Neutering male animals protects them from pro-static hypertrophy and infections, as well as testicular cancer and certain types of hernias. Vets also note that many less desirable animal behaviors are usually reduced by spaying or neutering, including roaming and territorial aggression.
This is also the reasoning behind our organizations policy of spaying and neutering pets that are adopted from our group as well as why we require that adopters have their current pets spayed or neuter