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Applying for one of our animals Written by Jo |
How to rehome one of our dogs:
1. Please contact us, via phone or email, to arrange to visit. You will be asked a number of questions to check if we have a dog who would fit in with your household. You can just turn up at the Centre, but there are certain criteria we ask potential adopters to meet so it is best to check these before you travel.
If you are not local to King's Lynn, please complete one of our interactive rehoming forms, found to the left.
2. Once you have visited the Centre and chosen a dog that you and the Centre staff are happy with, you will need a homecheck. We will arrange this for you for as soon as possible.
3. Once you have passed your homecheck you should arrange with the Centre to collect the dog.
PLEASE NOTE: All our dogs are neutered or spayed where medically possible, first vaccinated at least and microchipped. Where the dog has not been at the Centre long enough to receive the second part of the vaccination we ask that adopters will cover the cost of this.
If adopting a puppy, you can receive a voucher covering the cost of neutering/spaying at Mill House Vets in King's Lynn.
Donations for our puppies and dogs range from £100 to £200, depending upon age and breeding of the dog. Please note we try to rehome our puppies locally in the first instance.
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How to rehome one of our cats or small animals:
Our cat and small animal rehoming policies follow the same procedure as above. Please note however that we only rehome our cats and kittens locally and to the surrounding counties. All our cats are neutered or spayed where medically possible, first vaccinated at least and microchipped. Where the cat has not been at the Centre long enough to receive the second part of the vaccination we ask that adopters will cover the cost of this please. If adopting a kitten, you can receive a voucher covering the cost of neutering/spaying at Mill House Vets in King's Lynn.
The donation for a cat or kitten is a minimum of £60. The donation for a rabbit is a minimum of £35. The donation for a guinea pig or ferret is £20. ******************************************************************************* We offer lifelong rescue back-up for all our animals. Vet bills can be expensive and unexpected. We recommend that you do take out insurance for your animal. There are many companies offering pet insurance. You should look for a policy that gives you adequate medical, 3rd party liability and emergency cover and is a lifetime policy as opposed to a yearly policy. The RSPCA offer an insurance operated by AXA, who give a donation to RSPCA for every policy taken out. You can find out more by clicking here.
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