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It Is Impossible Not to Love Them
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Animal Shelter details for Teresa Mueller Please visit Teresa Mueller and adopt a homeless pet
You have reached the shelter page for Teresa Mueller. Teresa Mueller is located in eugene, Oregon. If you have information to add or update for Teresa Mueller, please click here and let us know.
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Teresa Mueller
2059 friendly st
eugene, Oregon 97405
Email: treeonly@q.com
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I am not writing to add a shelter to the database, but to complain about a rescue group operating in Oregon. I adopted a dog from the Northwest Animal Rescue Alliance of Salem this spring. It was soon apparent that the pup had parvo, and I spent thousands no typo keeping him alive. He is OK now, but during his illness, the two
contact women for the group assured me that the group would refund my
very high adoption fee to help cover the completely unexpected illness.
Once he recovered, they stopped answering my e-mails and calls
and would not even tell me how I could arrange the neutering that the
fee was supposed to cover. I am distraught at my financial situation,
and sad that animal welfare is being entrusted to a group such as this.
Who is responsible for certifying rescue groups Where is the oversight
Any state agencies I can contact How can I spare other families my
plight I suspect that the people running this group do not really know what they are doing, and I know for a fact that they housed many other rescue pups with my Parvo-infected dog. Illness happens, and I understand that is a sad fact of pet ownership. BUT I do not accept people going back on their agreements, especially a rescue group charging for neutering and then not providing it.
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Animal Shelter Facts
Did you know that the average number of animals in an average feline litter is from four to six?
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