HAPPY TAILS RESCUE OF NEW ENGLAND

Milford, New Hampshire 03055

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(205) 910-6336

Adoption Process

The adoption process consists of several steps: submitting an application, participating in a phone interview, conducting a veterinary and reference check, and completing a home visit or providing photos of your home. An adoption fee is required, which can be paid via PayPal, and the rescue will arrange for transport of the animal. The transport fee is included in the adoption fee. All dogs will have been spayed or neutered and will have received at least two sets of puppy vaccinations, the Bordetella vaccine, and, if old enough, the rabies vaccine prior to transport. The application and contract are combined into a single document that outlines the specific care requirements for the animal, including veterinary obligations and living environment standards.

Service Areas

Milford, New Hampshire, and the surrounding New England region.

Happy Tails Rescue of New England in Milford, NH

Happy Tails Rescue of New England is a non-profit organization dedicated to rescuing abandoned, abused, and neglected dogs and puppies in the southern United States. We prioritize education on the importance of spaying and neutering, as well as promoting responsible pet ownership. Our organization was established in response to the significant need for dog rescue services in this region, and we remain hopeful that this need will decrease over time, ultimately alleviating the suffering of innocent animals.

Nearby Shelters and Rescues

Pepperell Humane Society / Dayglyn Kennels and Animal Shelter
Located in Pepperell, MA

9.1 miles away
Animal Allies
Located in Manchester, NH

9.2 miles away
Humane Society for Greater Nashua
Located in Nashua, NH

9.5 miles away
New Hampshire Equine Humane Association
Located in New Ipswich, NH

9.8 miles away
Animal Rescue League of NH
Located in Bedford, NH

10.7 miles away

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