It may be tempting to look for a free pet in your local classifieds rather than pay a pet adoption fee. But the reality is, no pet is free: You'll be responsible for her vet care, food and supplies for the rest of her life.

Pet adoption fees vary by organization, but often cover the basic veterinary care you would have to pay for with your "free" pet.

Where does my adoption fee go?
Fees may include:
* Spaying/neutering $150-300
* Distemper vaccination $20-30
* Rabies vaccination $15-25
* Heartworm test $15-35
* Flea/tick treatment $50-200

Our NYS Tax ID is 03-0599139.
We have our IRS 501 (c) 3 status.
This classifies us as a public charity. We rely solely on donations from caring individuals.

Keep checking back or click here to sign up on our mailing list for new events!

Meet & Greet at Pet Saver Superstore
1596 Ridge Road West - Stone Ridge Plaza - Rochester, NY 14615
http://www.petsaversuperstore.com/
When: Saturday, March 27th
Time: 10am-2pm

Click HERE for Lizzy and Tucker updates

Dogs in foster-to-adopt:

January adoptions:
Bentley
Winnie
Dakota
Sumner
Sara
Sadie

March adoptions:
Divot
Molly

FDA Health Alert for Merrick Beef Filet Squares Dog Treats

Items around the house that are harmful to dogs

We prefer to feed a dry food with a larger kibble to help to keep your dogs teeth clean. Take a look at the label
 - avoid the following:
Wheat
Corn
Soy
BHT
BHA
By-products of any kind
Dyes
 
Most dogs should be fed two times a day - Never within one hour of exercise.

Rank your dog food here

This is a place for people to post tributes to their furry loved ones who have crossed over. Click the image to enter.

If you would like to send a tribute to your companion, please email it to patty@rudysrescue.info

Is my dog too fat? Click the image to find out.