STOLA SALUKI RESCUE

3701 Sacramento Street

San Francisco, California 94118

Located in San Francisco County

(415) 387-7613

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Adoption Process

Adopters submit an application, and STOLA conducts a home visit to check safety before placement; adoption includes a vet health evaluation, vaccinations, spay/neuter, and microchipping, with an adoption fee of $495 (or $395 for dogs over 9 years old or Saluki crosses).

Service Areas

National (U.S. National Saluki Rescue Organization); may prioritize homes geographically closer to the dog

STOLA Saluki Rescue in San Francisco, CA

STOLA Saluki Rescue is a rescue organization based in San Francisco, California, in San Francisco County, roughly 2 miles southeast of San Francisco, with 12 other animal shelters and rescues also located in the county. Incorporated in 2000 as the Saluki Tree of Life Alliance, Inc., it is the U.S. National Saluki Rescue Organization and a 501(c)(3) registered charity run entirely by volunteers. STOLA saves Salukis from kill shelters, abusive situations, owners no longer able to care for them, and natural disasters, then works through its network of volunteers and fosters to rehabilitate the dogs physically and emotionally before placing them in adoptive homes. The organization also provides educational materials on Saluki history, welfare, and training, along with one-on-one mentorship for new and adopting Saluki owners, and has placed hundreds of Salukis into loving homes over its history.

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