Get A Life Pet Rescue

6919 Broward Blvd #183 Plantation, Florida 33417

Plantation Shelters

(954) 629-2445 Directions Email Facebook

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Pets available for adoption

Harrison on Wheels

Yorkshire Terrier Yorkie
Male

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Storm

Domestic Short Hair (short coat)
Male

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Celeste

Calico
Female

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Angel

French Bulldog
Female

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Brookie

Dachshund / Chihuahua / Mixed
Female

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About this shelter

Get A Life Pet Rescue in Plantation, FL

Get A Life Pet Rescue is a nonprofit organization designated as a 501(c)(3) that focuses on the rescue and rehabilitation of small dogs. We operate exclusively through foster homes and are dedicated to improving the quality of life for these animals. Our efforts target dogs from kill shelters, hoarding situations, and those surrendered by their owners. As we do not receive grants or government funding, we depend on the generosity of donations to provide each dog with quality veterinary care, rehabilitation, and the opportunity to be adopted by qualified families. This ensures that every dog has the best chance for a healthy and happy life in a loving home. You can support our mission by donating food from holistic pet food companies, providing supplies, offering vitamin and joint supplements for senior dogs and others in our care, or making financial contributions. Your support is greatly appreciated.

Before you go

Adopting from Get A Life Pet Rescue

Adoption process

The adoption process includes the following steps: First, you will need to complete an adoption application. Next, we will conduct a veterinary check. After that, you will have a meeting with the dog or dogs you are interested in. A home visit will then be scheduled to ensure a suitable environment for the pet. If everything goes well, you will sign an adoption contract. Lastly, there is an adoption donation required, which ranges from $150 to $400.

Service area: The service areas include Broward County, Palm Beach County, Miami-Dade County, and Martin County.

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