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Charlie’s Angels Animal Rescue

Charlie’s Angels Animal Rescue

Local Mountain Area Profile Our Mission Charlie’s Angels animal rescue is a western North Carolina non profit organization of volunteers...

Local Mountain Area Profile

Our Mission

Charlie’s Angels animal rescue is a western North Carolina non profit organization of volunteers dedicated to saving the lives of adoptable dogs and cats who would die without our intervention.

Our Vision

“All homeless, neglected and abandoned dogs and cats in Western North Carolina are placed in safe and loving homes.”

Adoption Steps

OUR ADOPTION “MEET AND GREETS” ARE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT, SEND AN EMAIL TO [email protected] OR CALL 828-885-3647 TO LEAVE A MESSAGE. SOMEONE WILL CONTACT YOU. You can see our adoptable animals on our website through PetFinder . Some of our animals on are in foster care. If you see an animal you are interested in meeting, call our phone line at 828-885-3647 and leave a message. Or drop us an email at [email protected]. Someone will contact you to schedule a Meet and Greet. A Meet and Greet is required before submitting an adoption application. We also hold regular events where you can meet some of our dogs in person so check our schedule for one near you! Come for a meet and greet. If you have existing pets, bring them with you to meet your potential adoptee. You must meet the animal you’re interested in adopting before we can consider your application. This is an important step in the process. It enables you (and us) to determine if the animal is a good fit for you, your family, and your lifestyle, and to answer any questions you may have. Complete the adoption application. At Charlie’s Angels, we believe it is our duty and our responsibility to make sure that every animal in our care is adopted into a safe, loving environment and given every chance for a long, happy life in a forever home. We consider every application seriously to make sure it is the best fit for the animal and the potential adopter. Once your application has been reviewed, a member of our home visit team contacts you about scheduling a home visit. The home visit is for the benefit of the animal and the adopter. After all, our goal is always a successful adoption! During the visit we discuss feeding, training, the best way to introduce your new pet to the family, vaccination schedules (especially with puppies and kittens) and address any safety or welfare concerns. If you have existing pets, we will also contact your vet to verify that your animals are up to date on vaccinations, on heart worm/flea prevention, spayed or neutered, and in good health. If you rent your home we will also contact your landlord to verify that they accept animals and ask if there are any restrictions, such as a weight limit. When your application is approved, come to our shelter, sign the adoption contract, pay the adoption fee, and pick up the newest member of your family!

Charlie’s Angels will not knowingly adopt any animal:

To any individual under the age of 21 years To individuals with a history of animal abuse, neglect or abandonment To homes where current pets are not spayed or neutered, not on flea and heart-worm prevention or not up to date on all required vaccinations To be used for experimentation To be slaughtered for food or to breed animals for slaughter To be used as an attack guard dog To be turned over to a person who has been refused an adoption To be given to another person who is unaware of the adoption To a residence where pets are not allowed To an individual who is not considered an adult To a home where the animal is going to be chained To a home where all family members are not in favor of the adoption To a home with dogs that are living outside full time To a home where the cat adopter intends to allow a cat to be kept outside

Contact Information

,https://www.charliesangelsanimalrescue.com/

Located at 235 St. John Rd in St. John’s Marketplace. Hours: Tuesday – Saturday 10 am to 5 pm.

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