At Paws for Life, our mission is to rescue loving pet quality dogs from death row at area animal shelters. These dogs are scheduled for euthanasia simply because of lack of space. We provide proper medical care, a loving environment, and whatever time it takes for a dog to find a forever home. We believe that man’s best friend deserves nothing less than our very best.
If you are interested in adopting one of our dogs, please take a moment and download our adoption application and agreement so you are familiar with these documents as the adoption process progresses. You may open both the application and agreement, fill in the information on your computer, save it to your documents, then attach it to an email to us. Or, after completing the application and agreement, in Acrobat Reader choose File, then Attach to Email. In the To field of your email, type ginny@pawsforlife.org. You can also print the application, fill it out by hand, and fax it to us at (410) 885-5685, or bring the application to your appointment. Our adoption fees are $150 - $200, which pays for spay/neuter and up-to-date vaccinations. We are only able to accept cash and checks. Our goal is to find the right home for the right dog. So please feel free to contact us by email or phone with any questions.
North East MD 21901 | 5.4 miles away
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