Founded in 2011, GRRR is a small 501(c)(3) rescue organization that serves Chatham County in coastal Georgia as well as surrounding counties in the area. Based in Savannah, we are dedicated to rescuing dogs under and cats from owners who are no longer able to care for them, from public shelters without a "no-kill" policy and from situations where a dog has suffered abuse or neglect. We are committed to helping dogs and cats of all ages and believe that no matter what the age or health condition, we are dedicated to insuring that every dog and cat deserves love, care and compassion. All dogs and cats rescued by GRRR are spayed or neutered, receive full veterinary treatment, immunizations and microchips. We are a foster based organization and all rescued dogs and cats are placed in loving foster homes while awaiting adoption into carefully screened, loving forever homes.
1. After you see a dog you would like to meet, please complete the application below and submit. Upon receipt and acceptance, we will contact you to set-up a meet and greet and home inspection bringing the dog to your home. While a fenced yard is not required, GRRR prefers to do adoptions to homes with a fenced yard. 2. Upon approval of your application and successful completion of the meet and greet appointment, you will be given an opportunity to have the dog stay with you for one to seven days to insure that the environment and your family are a good fit for the dog, your family and the decision that becomes a life-long commitment. 3. Upon successful completion of the short-term stay, you will be given an opportunity to decide if the adoption should move forward. GRRR will also decide if the adoption is a good decision to insure that the dog that you have selected will be provided a loving, forever home and will be well cared for and loved. 4. The finalization of the adoption process will be done at your home. You will be provided an adoption contract, and all medical records, rabies certificate, spay/neuter records and your microchip information for registration. 5. Adoption fees are $250.00 for all dogs up to the age of seven. Adoption fee for all dogs seven years in age and older are $150.00. Adoption fee for cats are $85.00. All fees are due upon final adoption are are non-refundable in the event that the adoption does not work out. All adopted dogs and cats will be up-to-date on all immunizations, rabies vaccine, spayed or neutered and will be microchipped.
Savannah GA 31406 | 6.6 miles away
Coastal Pet Rescue is a 501(c)(3) non-profit animal rescue organization dedicated to saving the lives of homeless, abused and neglected dogs and cats in Savannah and surrounding areas. Founded in February 2003, Coastal Pet Rescue changes the lives of homeless pets in Chatham, Bryan and Effingham Counties through its foster home program and small capacity shelter, Camp Pawsawhile Retreat.
Savannah GA 31410 | 6.6 miles away
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Savannah GA 31416 | 7.8 miles away
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Savannah GA | 12.1 miles away
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