WHAT ARE YOUR ADOPTION PRICES?

WHAT IS YOUR ADOPTION PROCESS?

Adoptions are done on a first-come, first-served basis and can only be completed in person at our adoption events after having met the animal in question. You can fill out an application via our website ahead of time to speed up the process, but filling out the application is in no way a guarantee that a particular animal will be available for adoption at the time of your visit. We do not hold animals for adoption under any circumstances. The best way to get ahold of someone is to come in person to meet the pet you are interested in or inquire about a specific animal.

All of our dogs fall into 3 categories:
1 - Dogs at our adoption events.
To adopt these dogs/puppies, it's as simple as showing up to meet them, making a connection, and filling out the necessary paperwork. We encourage you to bring your current dog with you to be sure that they also get along well with your new pup. If it all works out, and you make a connection, you can take the dog home with you the same day.
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Q: Where can I find the application?
A: Click on the name of the pet you are interested in, then click on "apply for adoption" on the right hand side under the pets picture.
Q: Can I adopt two puppies from the same litter?
A: No, it is Petunia's Rescued Friends' policy to only allow adoptions of one puppy per litter per family.
Q: What is needed from me to adopt a puppy?
A: There is an on-line application you can find on our website and additional paperwork that needs to be completed in person before the interested person/persons take home any of the puppies.
Please make sure that you have checked with your landlord to ensure you are able to have animals at your home and bring proof with you on the adoption date. Proof can be your signed contract, email from the landlord, etc. It must be written consent.
Q: What is the donation fee and what is included?
A: The donation for all puppies is listed on the website next to their biography, which includes rabies, microchip, puppy vaccines, deworming, and spay/neuter. If the puppy is 8-9 weeks, a voucher will be given for the rabies and neuter/spay to take place when your puppy is 4 months old. The cost is covered by our organization and you sign a contract stating all of our puppies must be spayed/neutered by 6 months old.
Due to the high demand for puppies, please note that Puppy Adoption Days are always stressful for the adoption managers, volunteers, families, and pets at our adoption centers. We greatly appreciate your patience and understanding during this process! We try to make it as seamless as possible as we know that bringing a new family member home is such a wonderful, life-changing experience.
We have many adorable, loving pets in our care waiting for their forever homes – perfect for those who would like to skip the potty-training, shoe-chewing, cry-all-night antics of tiny pups. Please take a moment to check out our other available pets on our website.
Cats:
If you see a cat listed on our website, please check the available date next to their description in their bio as well on the website as some of the cats are waiting in foster homes until they come to our adoption events on a specific date. We are doing a first come first served adoption process on all of our cats and kittens.
Small pets:
If you see a small pet listed on our website, please check the pet's description in their biography on the website as some of the small pets who are waiting in foster homes have special instructions on how to meet them! We are doing a first come first served adoption process on all of our small pets! 

Come stop by at any of our adoption events no appointment is necessary. If you see a pet that is no longer listed on our website, it has likely been adopted. Please check the website for updates before driving long distances!