Moon (AG26-111)
Peyton, CO at National Mill Dog Rescue
Key Facts About Moon (AG26-111)
Moon (AG26-111) is a adult female Schnauzer/Miniature (medium) available for adoption at National Mill Dog Rescue in Peyton, CO. Adoption fee: 250.
About This Dog
What WeRescue Scout knows about Moon (AG26-111)
Moon would thrive in a calm, patient home with another dog for companionship. She needs a secure, fenced yard and a family willing to give her time to adjust and build trust.
- Requires another dog in the home
- Needs a secure, fenced yard
- May need time and patience to adjust to new people and routines
WeRescue Scout summarized this from the shelter's original listing and may include estimates. Please contact National Mill Dog Rescue to confirm any details before adopting.
About Moon (AG26-111)
National Mill Dog Rescue
Rescue GroupSince 2007, NMDR has rescued more than 25,000 dogs and built a nationwide community dedicated to giving vulnerable dogs the second chances they deserve. Through rescue, rehabilitation, adoption, education, and advocacy, we work every day to help dogs heal, trust again, and find loving homes.
Adoption Process
Complete the application below and select whether you are interested in adopting from our Peyton, Colorado or Humansville, Missouri campus. Dogs are not transported between locations.
To ensure the best match for both dogs and adopters, we follow an application and interview process. All adoptions are currently by appointment only.
Many of the dogs in our care are puppy mill survivors who require patience, understanding, and time to heal. The rewards of helping a dog discover safety, trust, and love are immeasurable.
After submitting your application, an Adoption Coordinator will contact you within 48–72 hours. Please check your spam or junk folder regularly, as our emails are sometimes filtered there.
Your adoption fee helps provide the medical care, rehabilitation, and support our dogs need on their journey to a brighter future.
Mission Statement
To rescue, rehabilitate and rehome discarded breeding dogs and to educate the general public about the cruel realities of the commercial dog breeding industry.
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