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Important Information About Adopting From Us
1. Calls from Law Enforcement ALWAYS come first.
* If we are on the way to meet you and we are called out by law enforcement - we may divert if needed. You are important to us and we value you as a customer, but sometimes the call from law enforcement is an abusive situation that needs to be handled immediately. We know you will understand.
2. We are very small and do not have all the volunteers we need right now, therefore, we are extremely busy at times. Please be patient with us.
3. Our days in the field are currently Thursday, Friday, and Saturday only. Field days include delivering dogs, picking them up for appointments and anything else we need to do while we are out and about. We will do our best to make an appointment that is convenient for you if we need to meet with you, but we cannot alter our field days right now.
4. Dog meet -n- greets will be scheduled in Idaho for now. We will give you a location which will probably be at a park, but please understand as a rescue licensed in Oregon also, we have specific criteria we have to meet.
5. We will schedule appointments like pulling out stitches just one day a week. If you call us to remind us that we need to pull out some stitches on your dog, we will give you a date. It is okay if the stitches are not pulled immediately. Please be patient with us. Remember we are small and we are limited on our field days.
MISSION & VISION
Our mission is to rescue, protect, provide care, comfort, and compassion to all animals that are abused, neglected, abandoned, in crisis or distress. We strive to be holistic in our approach to an animal’s care and well-being and believe it is our duty to provide education and resources in active partnership with the communities we serve.
Our vision is to be in a world where animal rescues no longer exist because all animals receive the treatment, care, and companionship that they all deserve.
This is what Rescue looks like
Every year, millions of pets end up euthanized because of overpopulation and excessive breeding. We are a no-kill organization and as such, we rescue those animals that have been abandoned, neglected, abused or on the verge of being euthanized. These animals are in need of loving homes like yours. When you adopt a dog or cat you have just saved another life.
