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Hope Animal Rescue

Foster Based
Type:
Rescue
Location:
Durham, NC
Website:

Our Mission

Hope Animal Rescue was founded in February of 2013, as a nonprofit organization dedicated to ending the unnecessary killing of North Carolina's adoptable dogs and cats. We are a foster based rescue founded by a mother-daughter duo who wanted to make a difference in the lives of shelter pets. As of August 30, 2013, Hope Animal Rescue is recognized by the IRS as a 501c3 tax exempt rescue organization.

We hope to end the killing of homeless pets in North Carolina and stop the use of gas chamber euthanasia, while rescuing those at immediate risk of euthanasia. We seek alternative methods to the killing of adoptable animals in our shelters, with the ultimate goal of having every shelter in North Carolina become No-Kill. This can be done, but it takes a community to make change happen!

Services We Offer

Adoptions, Spay/Neuter Services, Medical Care

Adoption Process

Adoption application, once approved and home visit done, adoption fee is $200, includes current vaccines, microchipping, de-wormed, spay/neuter, current on flea/tick/heartworm prevention.

Special Programs & Areas Served

Areas Served: Primarily Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill, but will travel within North Carolina and Virginia for the right home for our pets.

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Questions About Hope Animal Rescue

Where is Hope Animal Rescue located?

Hope Animal Rescue is based in Durham, NC 27704. Areas served: Primarily Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill, but will travel within North Carolina and Virginia for the right home for our pets.

How do I adopt a pet from Hope Animal Rescue?

Adoption application, once approved and home visit done, adoption fee is $200, includes current vaccines, microchipping, de-wormed, spay/neuter, current on flea/tick/heartworm prevention.

How do I contact Hope Animal Rescue?

You can visit http://www.hopeanimals.org. Contact details are also listed at the top of this page.