They provide medical care and ensure their vaccinations are up to date. This foster-based pet rescue encourages spaying/neutering, and they spay/neuter all their dogs at the right age. Thanks to their compassionate foster parents, the rescued dogs receive proper socialization and enrichment in their foster homes. They aim to give many dogs a second shot at life by saving, rehabilitating, and rehoming them. Once they save or receive any dog, they provide top-notch medical care, including spaying/neutering. They are also open to owner-surrendered dogs, as many dog owners surrender their dogs for various reasons.
They do not only wait to receive dogs; this organization goes out to pull dogs from Los Angeles area shelters. Dogs Without Borders also work with international rescue partners to help provide homes for dogs in need. They rescue dogs of all backgrounds, breeds, and personalities from California and Mexico. This organization also has a unique pet adoption process to ensure they make the right choice for both the dog and the adopter.
Our adoption fees defray costs and help build our medical needs funds for dogs that have conditions that require more extensive veterinarian services. Some have received additional medical care, this may include dental cleaning/extractions, wound treatment, or various other medical procedures. When he’s not saving dogs, Andy is one of our core writers and editors.
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