Open your Heart and your Home
All of our adoptable dogs are listed below.
Our dogs have been vetted, spayed/neutered, vaccinated and microchipped.
Puppies do require a series of booster vaccines. The rescue covers all vaccines until the day of adoption. Future vaccines are the responsibility of the adopter. If they are too young to be spayed / neutered when adopted, please contact the rescue at 5 months old and we will cover the costs at our veterinarian’s office.
NOTE: ALL MEETS ARE DONE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY!
1
Complete the Adoption Application
Complete our adoption application by clicking the link below. An adoption is not considered without a completed application. This lets us know if you, your family and household are the best fit for the rescue.
2
Meet and Greet
If your application is approved and you currently have animals living in your home and/or you have animals who visit your home often, we will need to schedule a proper meet and greet with all. All meets and greets are by appointment only!
3
Home Check
We will come to your home and conduct a thorough home check. This is a very important part of the adoption process.
4
Adoption Decision
The rescue will decide if all parties are a perfect fit for each other. If you have passed, we will be in contact and we can begin finalizing the adoption.
5
Finalizing the Adoption
The minimum adoption donation is a non-refundable $300. You will receive a copy of all medical records and the microchip will then be transferred into your name. This process can take up to two weeks.
PLEASE NOTE: The animal you are interested will most likely have more than one application. Our decision is not based on the order the applications are received, they are based on what is best for the animal. Their needs and requirements always come first. Also, while passing of the initial screening process, the animal you are interested in may have already found their forever loving home.
While we do work with out-of-state adopters, we do not allow our dogs to be ‘shipped’ via third-party transport or to fly in the cargo area of an airplane. If available, our team can bring the animal to you or we ask that you travel to South Florida and drive the dog back home. If the animal is small enough to fit in the cabin of the plane with you, that will be ok as well. We have had adopters do this from as far away as New Jersey, Arizona and even Oregon. We realize not everyone agrees with this policy, but we feel strongly that these dogs have been traumatized enough and must be handled with care until they can rebuild trust in humans again. Thank you for understanding.
Once approved, please download this Adoption Agreement and return to us via email at 100plusabandoneddogs@gmail.com.