So Many Questions... So Little Time.
* Do I need to make an appointment for my pet to be seen at the Low Cost Clinic? No, it is first come first served and we do not require appointments for your pets to be seen. Wait times may vary depending on the amount of clients currently ahead of you.


* What days is your clinic open? Our Low Cost Clinic is open
Tuesdays-Wednesdays-Thursdays-Fridays
9AM - 3PM (Times and Dates May Vary)
We only see Dogs & Cats.

* What services does the clinic provide and how much does it cost? As a Preventative Care Clinic, we do not treat emergencies or perform diagnostics such as X-Rays; for a list of services and prices you can click HERE.
We don't offer grooming or pet boarding services.

* Can I purchase Heartworm  flea/tick control at you clinic? Yes, only if your pet has been actually seen by one of our veterinarians and the appropriate Heartworm test was performed. A Heartworm test is required every 12 months or earlier if your pet is not on prevention.


* What vaccines does my pet need? The type of vaccines and the frequency needed for your pet will differ based on their age. Please visit this link BASIC PET CARE to obtain more information on the required vaccines.


* How can I request a copy of my pet's vaccine record? You can send us an email request to INFO@RESCUEADOPTION.ORG


* If I am interested in Adopting a Pet, Do I need to make Appointment? Yes, this is due to the fact most of our pets are currently in foster homes and we need to coordinate a meeting date & time in advance.


* How Do I Request a Pet Adoption Appointment? Once you have identified a pet you would like to adopt in our WEBSITE, you can send us an email to TAKEUSHOMETODAY@GMAIL.COM and one of our adoption coordinators will reply with additional appointment information.


* Can I come by in person and look at the pets for adoption? No, as most of our pets are currently in foster homes, and an adoption appointment is required for a meet and greet with a potential adopter. We require foster homes as most of our rescued pets require medical assistance, special care and recovery; you can see a few examples of rescued pets by clicking HERE


* What is the best way to get in touch with someone from Rescue Adoption? Due to the many calls we receive daily, we are unfortunately unable to answer all of them; you can call 833-569-2838 and leave us a voicemail if we are unable to answer, as we may be helping another customer; for a faster response, you can email us at INFO@RESCUEADOPTION.ORG. Many of the answers to the questions you might be calling about can already be easily found on this website.

* Can I become a Foster, Volunteer or Apply to work at Rescue Adoption? Yes, to become a foster home you can apply by clicking on the following FOSTER  VOLUNTEER  JOIN US