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| "Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains
unawakened." -Anatole
Francis
"Animals are such agreeable
friends - they ask no questions, they pass no criticisms."
-George Eliot |

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If you feel distressed about the number of homeless animals facing
euthanasia in Contra Costa County, find out more about the key to ending animal
overpopulation. If you love animals, advocate Spay/Neuter!
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Cuddly Canines Who Need
Homes!

Listed below are the dogs
we currently have available for adoption. We are a small, non-profit organization
and have only as many animals available for adoption as we have foster homes. Please
note that we are not the county animal shelter - all
of our animals are in foster care and can be met by appointment only.
The adoption
process: If you are interested in adopting any of the animals
listed below, please download and complete an adoption application for the dog or puppy of
choice. Once completed, please email, fax, or mail the application to our
office. Once received and approved, we will be able to set up a time for you &
your family to meet the dog or puppy of interest.
Adoption
Application
Adoption
Fees: For adoption costs and inclusive treatments, please click here.
Currently, CCHS
has no dogs available for adoption. If you'd like to see dogs available for adoption
as much as we would, please consider being a dog foster for a lovable pooch in need.
As we're only able to rescue as many animals as we have available foster homes, we greatly
appreciate all suitable homes willing to give some love & attention to an animal in
need. The care comes at no financial cost to you, but the feeling you'll get from
saving a life is priceless. To find out more information about CCHS's foster care
program, please click here. |
If you are looking to adopt a certain breed of dog, please also
consider contacting breed-specific rescue groups throughout the state. Visit www.rescuecanines.com to locate breed-specific
organizations within your state. Even if organizations listed are out of your
immediate area, it may still be worth contacting them as many have contacts beyond their
location.
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updated 07/22/08
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