Adoption Fees

Adoption Fees Explained

Sophia's Grace Foundation is a dachshund rescue that takes in healthy dogs, as well as dogs that may have been abused or medically neglected for a long time, or have illnesses or disabilities. When a dog comes into our organization, we will have them vetted in accordance with our list below. Once you adopt the dog, we cannot guarantee the health of the dog past what our vets have diagnosed or treated. We ask that when you adopt from us, you also partner with us, to love and care for the dog, even if health issues may arise down the road.

YOUR ADOPTION FEE MAY INCLUDE:

Dewormings, comprehensive bloodwork panels, and dentals are completed on an as-needed basis.

Any other medical issues the dog arrives to rescue with will be treated if deemed medically necessary by a licensed veterinarian.

Any costs associated with obtaining health certificates for out-of-state adoptions will be passed on to the adopter and tacked on to the adoption fee.

We will fully disclose all health issues with new adopters so that they are completely aware of anything we have treated the dog for or were made aware of ourselves. Obviously, with dogs, as well as humans, medical issues can arise at any time. Due to this fact, if one arises after the adoption is complete, this will be the sole responsibility of the adopter. Thank you for assisting us in helping to save and love these little ones forever!

SOPHIA'S GRACE FOUNDATION

Dachshund & Small Breed Dog Rescue

Adoption Fees

Adoption Fees Explained

Dewormings, comprehensive bloodwork panels, and dentals are completed on an as-needed basis.

Any other medical issues the dog arrives to rescue with will be treated if deemed medically necessary by a licensed veterinarian.

Any costs associated with obtaining health certificates for out-of-state adoptions will be passed on to the adopter and tacked on to the adoption fee.

Adoption Fees

Adoption Fees Explained

Dewormings, comprehensive bloodwork panels, and dentals are completed on an as-needed basis.

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Any other medical issues the dog arrives to rescue with will be treated if deemed medically necessary by a licensed veterinarian.

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Any costs associated with obtaining health certificates for out-of-state adoptions will be passed on to the adopter and tacked on to the adoption fee.