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Animal Shelter details for Collie Rescue League of New England
Please visit Collie Rescue League of New England and adopt a homeless pet
You have reached the shelter page for Collie Rescue League of New England. Collie Rescue League of New England is located in canaan, New Hampshire. If you have information to add or update for Collie Rescue League of New England, please click here and let us know.
Collie Rescue League of New England
RR 1 Box 197
canaan, New Hampshire 03741
Phone: 781-523-8247
Email: crlne@aol.com
Website: www.crlne.org/
The CRLNE rescues and receives Collies from many locations ranging from shelters, dog pounds, and humane organizations to family pets regretfully given up by their caring owners for reasons beyond their control. The condition and quality of the Collies we receive varies greatly from the neglected, abused, and forgotten to the well-kept and much-loved family member. However, all of our Collies (regardless of background) are carefully evaluated and provided with care in one of our foster homes with the ultimate goal of placement in a loving and responsible household which has been carefully selected based on the needs and habits of the individual dog.
All of the homeless Collies we receive are groomed when turned-in, receive professional medical evaluation and attention, and undergo any treatment necessary to lead a normal life. Next they are placed in competent foster homes where they are evaluated for habits, likes and dislikes. Each Collie remains in its foster home until a suitable permanent home is located. Basic obedience and manners are taught when possible, and we do recommend post adoption obedience training in some cases. All Collies are neutered or spayed before placement and all are assigned a CRLNE file number.
Anyone wishing to adopt a homeless Collie from the CRLNE is also evaluated. The prospective adopter is required to complete an adoption application which, if approved, is retained in an active file. When we have a Collie that matches the criteria sought by a prospective new owner, s/he is contacted and urged to meet the dog. The home is visited by a CRLNE representative. If both Collie and prospective new owner appear to accept each other, the dog will be transported to its new home by the League at a mutually convenient time and ownership will then be transferred. We do request an adoption fee which varies with the age of the dog. We also allow a one month adjustment period during which time a full refund of the adoption fee will be made if the dog is returned to the League.
Usually, a wonderful new bond develops between a formerly homeless Collie and his new master! A new beginning; a new life!
To see the adoptable pets for Collie Rescue League of New England click here
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Animal Shelter Facts
Did you know that the number of cats and dogs adopted from shelters each year is estimated at 3 to 5 million?
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