Take your time to look at them online, read their reviews, and see if they have Poodles suited for you. Some of these may have adoption fees and undergo strict checks before buying. To adopt Poodles from them, you have to be 21 years or older and present a valid form of identification. The adoption process involves a meeting with a pet, a conversation, and sometimes a visit to your home. Their adoption fee covers the dog’s animal care costs like vaccinations, spaying/neutering, microchipping food, etc. Their rescue facility consists of a small and large dog area, isolation, and animal intake area.
Over the last 149 years, the Atlanta Humane Society has been rehoming and looking after dogs, especially Poodles. They care strongly about the relationship between humans and dogs, taking action against neglect, cruelty, and displacement in Atlanta. In their 17 years of operations, they’ve rescued thousands of dogs who have been abandoned, injured, and those who have had special needs. Their sight has large indoor/outdoor kennels that have doggie doors. But, while you might have options, it’s important you also consider Poodles who need to be rehomed.
This Poodle rescue also conducts vet reference checks and home visits before a dog is given a place. Moreover, they also ensure the dogs are spayed/neutered, given shots, tested for worms, and given worm prevention before going to their new homes. Since they first opened in 2017, they’ve managed to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome 1,200+ dogs who urgently need care. They welcome dogs from all over the United States but mainly prioritize those in South Texas. This is because South Texas has the highest euthanasia rate for all those in the United States. Many of their dogs have come straight from the shelter or streets, often on their way to having euthanasia.
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