A Tail to Tell is a group of dedicated and committed volunteers. The volunteers in this group work tirelessly to raise money to rescue rehabilitate and provide outstanding veterinary care to any dog that is rescued from a puppy mill. This group was formed over 10 years ago when a small group of people saw the need for a rescue group in Pennsylvania to rescue dogs living in substandard conditions in the puppy mills. Since its inception the group has grown but the primary goal of this group has remained the same - to rescue rehabilitate and provide outstanding veterinary care to any dog rescued from a puppy mill.
Step 1. Fill out an Adoption Application. Step 2. Review of your application. Someone from the A Tail To Tell Applications Committee will review your application to determine if it should be escalated to the next step. Since our goal is to find a safe and happy forever home for every dog, we appreciate your understanding should you be eliminated as an adoption candidate. Step 3. Veterinary Reference Check. A volunteer at A Tail To Tell will verify your veterinarian as listed on your application to ensure that your current pets are up-to-date on vaccinations and spayed/neutered (we will not place one of our dogs in a home where there is another intact animal). If you do not have a pet, we will verify that the vet you have selected exists. Step 4. Phone or Email Interview. A foster parent will contact you directly to conduct a phone interview consisting of questions about you, your family, your home and other scenarios to determine a suitable match, if any, for your home. This typically occurs within a two to three week period of time but can happen sooner or later. Step 5. Home Visit. The final step of the approval process is a home visit. A home visit is when a volunteer comes to your home to determine if it is safe and acceptable for a small dog. Home visits will be set up by A Tail To Tell. A Tail To Tell will attempt to find a volunteer to conduct the home visit. This could take days or weeks. Please be patient with us. We are all volunteers. Step 6. Adopt. Once you have completed and passed the home visit, you are ready to adopt one of our dogs.
Lebanon PA 17046 | 7.6 miles away
Friends of All Animals is a no-kill, non-profit animal rescue organization that is not affiliated with any other humane society or SPCA. We are dedicated to the protection of all animals through education & awareness founded in July 2000. We belong to the Federated Humane Society of PA. We are not a shelter, all of our cats & kittens are fostered in homes. Adopt-a-thons are held regularly
Newmanstown PA | 15.6 miles away
American Maltese Association Rescue is an all volunteer, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. American Maltese Association Rescue (AMAR) volunteers provide adoption services for Maltese surrendered by their owners, found homeless, or dogs pulled from shelters. Approved foster homes are utilized to care for these abused, sickly, and homeless Maltese until such time as an adoptive family is approved.