Hello my name is Ada Teal I am the Founder/ Director of America's Dog Rescue. We are small but are trying to make a big difference. We are a non-profit organization, and do not yet have our 501c3 status. We plan to have it later this year.. We have a couple dogs up for adoption now, you can see them on the Adopt-A-Bulls page.. All our dogs are fully vetted and spayed or neutered before adoption along with being microchiped and heart worm negative .. There are a few things that have to happen before the dog goes home with you.
There has to be a home visit to make sure home is suitable for the dog, There has to be a copy of your vet reference made for my records. The dog must meet all family members that live in the house and agree upon the dog. There must be a meet and greet with any other dogs that may live in the house.. And if all approved we can schedule a 2-3 day trial period to test the dog in your home to see how things go..
There is an adoption fees on all dogs fee , no fee shall be less than $100 and no more that $175 .. Please fill free to contact me if you are interested at in giving a Pit Bull a second chance.. amaericasdogrescue@yahoo.com or 865-360-9302
- Ada Teal Founder and Director Of America's Dog Rescue, if you have any serious interest in giving one of my rescue dogs a forever home please email me at americasdogrescue@yahoo.com or adajteal@yahoo.com
- Also you can call me with any questions or concerns at 865-360-9302 or add me on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100003527944051
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