About ON EUTHANASIA LIST!!!

RUSTY (Purebred Miniature Pinscher) - AVAILABLE - URGENT (we need an Adopter, pledges or a Sponsor!) Only $35 Adoption! This adoption will be done through, & backed by Safe Haven Animal Rescue of AZ, but you are adopting straight off the euthanasia list of a big shelter. Euthanasia deadline is posted under the shelter notes below. The low adoption fee is to encourage you to step up & take action! Time is of the essence. If you are interested, act now! Below is more info, please read EVERYTHING. Serious inquires only! NOTES FROM SAFE HAVEN ABOUT THIS DOG: NOTES FROM THE SHELTER ABOUT THIS DOG: Min Pinscher; Red; Neutered; 8 YRS 15.10 LBS I came to the shelter as a confiscate. MEDICAL: No significant findings BEHAVIOR EVALUATION: Rusty was found on the street after his owner passed away. He has been slightly fearful while in the shelter. He is initially nervous when people approach while he is in his kennel, but warms up quickly, especially to females. He alarm barks and can be jumpy, but takes treats readily. Outside of his kennel, he tolerated all petting and handling from the female and jumped in her lap. He would approach the male handler and take treats, but would quickly retreat back to the female. He would duck, avoid and not allow the male handler to pet him. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: He would do much better in a calm, quiet environment where he could take his time to warm up to new people. RUSTY WILL NEED TO FIND RESCUE PLACEMENT BY 5PM ON 12/27/2017 Adoption fee (from Safe Haven) is only $35 & includes: - Initial Vet check - Spay/Neuter surgery - Up to date on Vaccinations - Microchip - Voucher for a future Free office visit to the Vet - 50% off any Optimum Wellness Plan - 30 days of free pet insurance (in case something comes up after adoption) - Available Paperwork: Spay/Neuter records, Vaccination records, Vet records, Microchip records, Recommendation list, etc... - Continued Support: Safe Haven will be there for the lifetime of your adopted pet. If you ever have questions or concerns, We will always be there to help. Our goal is for you & your pet to live happily ever after! HOW SAFE HAVENS E-LIST ADOPTION PROGRAM WORKS: - This pet has NOT been saved & is in danger of being euthanized at the shelter on the deadline posted. - The shelter will not allow me to have potential adopters come down & view the pets. This pet is in an area only accessible to rescue groups. - You must be 100% SURE you want to adopt this pet & commit to adopting without meeting them first (I know, scary, but keep reading it gets better...). - Fill out an application & be screened before the deadline so I can let the shelter know we have a home for this pet. For a dog:http://www.adoptapet.com/Safe-Haven/adoption-application/ - Once you get an approval e-mail, rest easy & follow the instructions. - I will then pull the pet off the list, if your pet is marked as 'spayed' or 'neutered' in the shelter notes, plan to get your new family member either that day or the next day. Pick-up times are 9-5 every day of the week - If your pet is marked as 'male' or 'female' in the shelter notes, then that means that they need to be fixed. So plan to get your new family member within 1-5 days. I will keep you updated & notify you when they are out of surgery, etc... - After adoption, I will be available for help with training if you need it - You can return the pet to Safe Haven if for some reason it is not working out. All I ask is that you give it a good 30 days before making that decision. (so see, it is not as scary as it sounds) This is the same way we do things with people who have fostered for us, only this is for people who are looking to adopt) * Please note: Most pets that come from the big shelters get upper respiratory infections there. It is very common & is NOT serious. It is a virus that just needs to run it's course. Equivalent to you or I having a common cold. It is advised that you keep them separate from your other animals for the first week. It is also STRONGLY ADVISED that you crate your new pet if they are fearful , need to recuperate from surgery, need potty training, or are being introduced to other pets. A crate is a great tool in helping them & keeping them safe. I strongly believe in using crates as a training tool much the same as using a crib for a baby. Thank you for taking part in saving this pet from the cruelty in this world! FAQ: Q: Is this pet still available? A: Updates are posted in the original post on the FB page for Safe Haven Animal of AZ at https://www.facebook.com/groups/1405138936478168/ It will say the status of the pet in ALL CAPS at the very top of each pets post, and updates are posted in the comment section of each pets post. Q: I don't see a phone #. Will someone please call me? A: Everything needed is online. I have found that online is the most efficient way to get all the work done. In the past, when I posted my #, my phone rang off the

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