Adoption Fees
Puppies 12 months and younger (that will be 30 lbs+) $400
**All puppies require training enrollment with a force free trainer upon adoption**
Small breed dogs & puppies (under 30 lbs) $450
***Note: This fee is higher due to the extra costs of dental work that little dogs tend to require***
**All puppies require training enrollment with a force free trainer upon adoption**
Dogs 13 months + (over 30 lbs) $350
Senior dogs $300
Cats 13 months and older $180
Kittens 12 months and younger - $225 (2 kittens are reduced to $360 for the pair)
Rabbits - $100
The adoption fee includes up to date vaccines, microchipping, spay/neuter, deworming, and any other medical needs an animal has had to have addressed during its time in care.
What else comes with an adopted animal?
All of our adoptive homes are given a collar & leash (dogs only), a few toys, as well as some of the current food the animal is on (for an easier transition to new food).
What is foster to adopt?
At Paws In Need we do not fix animals until they are 4-6 months of age due to maturity reasons. If you are approved to foster to adopt an animal we require 1/2 of the adoption fee up front and the animal will be placed with the applicant who will cover all other costs (besides vetting, unless the vetting was due to the owners negligence). Paws In Need will cover routine vetting costs for the animal until it is ready for it's surgery. Once fixed we require the remainder of the adoption fee paid and an adoption contract signed.
**All puppies require training enrollment with a force free trainer upon adoption**
Small breed dogs & puppies (under 30 lbs) $450
***Note: This fee is higher due to the extra costs of dental work that little dogs tend to require***
**All puppies require training enrollment with a force free trainer upon adoption**
Dogs 13 months + (over 30 lbs) $350
Senior dogs $300
Cats 13 months and older $180
Kittens 12 months and younger - $225 (2 kittens are reduced to $360 for the pair)
Rabbits - $100
The adoption fee includes up to date vaccines, microchipping, spay/neuter, deworming, and any other medical needs an animal has had to have addressed during its time in care.
What else comes with an adopted animal?
All of our adoptive homes are given a collar & leash (dogs only), a few toys, as well as some of the current food the animal is on (for an easier transition to new food).
What is foster to adopt?
At Paws In Need we do not fix animals until they are 4-6 months of age due to maturity reasons. If you are approved to foster to adopt an animal we require 1/2 of the adoption fee up front and the animal will be placed with the applicant who will cover all other costs (besides vetting, unless the vetting was due to the owners negligence). Paws In Need will cover routine vetting costs for the animal until it is ready for it's surgery. Once fixed we require the remainder of the adoption fee paid and an adoption contract signed.
