Surrendering Your Furballs Furbaby
We here at Furballs Furever Rescue has an open door return policy. We are proud to offer an open door return policy. If for any reason the adopter decides the adopted pet is not a successful addition to their home, please return our pet to us without judgement or criticism. Adopters may return their pet at any time, whether it be a week after adoption or 10 years. It is written into our contracts that the adopter will return to us, not the shelter, another rescue, or rehome.
Once apart of the Furball family the critter will ALWAYS have a home with us.
Please contact us Immediately to discuss options.
Once apart of the Furball family the critter will ALWAYS have a home with us.
Please contact us Immediately to discuss options.
Owner Surrenders
If you Found a critter.
1.Take the dog to your vet to have them do a courtesy scan for a microchip.
2. Put up found signs and/or create a craigslist posting but don't give every detail about the dog so that when someone calls to claim them, you can make them tell you something about the dog to be sure he/she belongs to them.
3. If it's been a few days and you haven't found the dogs owner, call your local animal shelter to surrender the dog. Get the dogs AID# and put your name on them as the finder so that they will call you before euthanizing the dog. This will give you the opportunity to get the dog out and try to rehome them on your own. Being in the shelter for a few days gives them a better chance of being found because some people who lose their pets go straight to the shelter to look. They will also scan for a microchip if you weren't able to get that done at the vet.
4. If you have exhausted all of the above options, you can email Adopt@Furballsfureverrescue.com , Please include a picture and bio of the dog along with your contact info and we reach out.
2. Put up found signs and/or create a craigslist posting but don't give every detail about the dog so that when someone calls to claim them, you can make them tell you something about the dog to be sure he/she belongs to them.
3. If it's been a few days and you haven't found the dogs owner, call your local animal shelter to surrender the dog. Get the dogs AID# and put your name on them as the finder so that they will call you before euthanizing the dog. This will give you the opportunity to get the dog out and try to rehome them on your own. Being in the shelter for a few days gives them a better chance of being found because some people who lose their pets go straight to the shelter to look. They will also scan for a microchip if you weren't able to get that done at the vet.
4. If you have exhausted all of the above options, you can email Adopt@Furballsfureverrescue.com , Please include a picture and bio of the dog along with your contact info and we reach out.