Thanks for your interest in Fox Terrier Rescue. 
The procedures we follow are:

1. Fill out the adoption application and send it back (email or snail mail is fine).

2. The applications are read and then we strive to match a rescue dog that will fit your needs/desires and also be beneficial to the dog as well.  Dogs are NOT placed on a first come/first serve basis.  The application is lengthy because we work hard  to match dogs in forever homes.

3. A home visit will be scheduled at a time that is convenient for you. If possible, the rescue dog will come as well.

4. The best family for that particular fox terrier is chosen after an evaluation of all factors.

5. Once we decide on a dog for you, we will arrange transportation. 

6. The new family will asked to sign an Adoption Contract and provide a donation (around $150).  Donations are applied towards  veterinary costs (all dogs are up to date on shots, spayed/neutered, wormed and on heart guard heartworm prevention, most are also groomed).

7. Fox Terrier  Rescue will make routine follow-up visits (either phone, email or in person) to assure that the forever-home be successful and to resolve any questions before they become problems.

8. All new adopters agree to return the dog to Fox Terrier Rescue if any conditions prevent them from keeping their adoptive dog.

 

Dogs currently available for adoption:

 

Dolly - posted June 28, 2010

Some might call me a senior lady (I am about 10ish yrs. old) but I swear I'm not having any senior moments. Take a look at my video clips....I love to play with toys and run and occassionally do some fetching. My owner moved & didn't take me or my son, Raggs, age 8ish, with him. Un...fortunately I have been in animal shelter & now am at a boarding kennel and have learned that I really don't like other dogs so much! So I'll need to be an only dog. I have been told that I'm a very sweet, laid back girl who is just looking for someone to love me and make me their princess again. As for my health, I'm completely vetted and have been spayed. Also my eyes are very clear so I don't think I have cataracts. If you are interested in helping me live out my retirement years in comfort and love, please contact Teresa at okftr@yahoo.com.

 

 

 

Raggs waits politely to come inside.

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Raggs - posted June 28, 2010

I'd like to have a rags to riches story! My owner moved & didn't take me or my mom, Dolly, age 10ish, with him. Even though I am now about 8 years old take a look at my video clips....I love to run and I even do some fetching. Unfortunately I have been in animal shel...ter & now am at a boarding kennel and have learned that I really don't like other dogs so much! So I'll need to be an only dog. I have been told that I'm still all terrier in my attitude (spunky, independent and curious). I am in serious need of finding my "forever" home. I'm completely vetted and have been neutered. If you are interested in becoming my forever & hopefully last family please contact Teresa at okftr@yahoo.com.