Recycled Pets NorCal

Fair Oaks, California 95628

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About this shelter

Recycled Pets NorCal in Fair Oaks, CA

Recycled Pets NorCal is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to rescuing homeless pets. We focus on finding permanent homes for animals in need within the Sacramento, California area, collaborating with shelters and rescues across the state. Our mission is to transform unwanted pets into cherished companions while growing the Recycled Pets NorCal community. What sets us apart from other rescues is our commitment to building lasting relationships with our adopters, offering ongoing communication and support throughout the adoption process.

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Adopting from Recycled Pets NorCal

Adoption process

The adoption process involves several key steps: First, you will need to complete a Dog Adoption Application. You can either fill out the application through the provided link or contact us at [email protected] if you have any questions. Next, a home check will be conducted, which may occur after you meet the dog or at the same time. Following this, you will be required to sign an Adoption Contract. There is also an adoption fee, which can be found on each pet's profile. All dogs adopted through our organization will be microchipped, dewormed, vaccinated according to their schedule, and spayed or neutered prior to adoption. Please allow your new pet a few weeks to adjust to their new environment. Each dog is unique, and the time it takes to acclimate may vary. With patience, you will be rewarded with a lifetime of companionship and love from your new friend.

Service area: We serve the Greater Sacramento Area, including Placer and Sacramento Counties, as well as parts of Yolo, Sutter, and other surrounding regions, depending on the availability of volunteers.

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