ADOPT DON'T SHOP

All adoption costs include spay or neutering (unless recommended by our vet not to for high risk medical rescues which is rare.)

If the rescue is to young to be altered, it will be done by our vet when they are of appropriate age. No extra costs to the adopter.  If the adopter gets the procedure done from a different vet, we will not refund surgery costs.

FOR THE MORKIES THEY HAVE THEIR OWN ADOPTION FEE DUE TO ALL THE MEDICAL COSTS NEEDED FOR ALL RESCUED FROM THE MILL. 

Solo Morkie adoption is $950 & for bonded pairs it is $1800. 

For the 7 retrievers from Egypt,

Daisey , Leo, Tulip, Chevy, Benny, Browny Boy & Perry,  their adoption fee will be $1500.00 each, which includes their flight, crate, vaccination's, spay or neuter, microchip, dewormer & flea treatment. 

For the 2 China Poodles Arther, and Lurka, their adoption fees are $1500 each as well to cover the costs to fly them from Vancouver to Toronto as no direct flight was allowed into Toronto. 

Puppies (under 1 years of age)  

$800.00

Dogs (1 year or older)

$675.00

Senior Dogs (10+ years)

$600

Kittens (under 1 years of age)

$265.00

Cats (1 Year or older)

$225.00

Senior Cats  (10+ YEARS)

$200.00

For local rescues Feline & Canine:

 🔹 Spay or Neuter

 🔹 Rabies

 🔹 Microchip

 🔹 Core Vaccinations

For cats/kittens: Blood work testing for FIV & FELU

Felines & Canines receive all core vaccinations.  

Senior rescues receive full panel blood work for senior wellness screening.

We also do a 4DX blood snap screening test for our canines to check for 

Heart-worm, Lyme disease , Ehrlichia, Anaplasma phagocytophilum, Anaplasma platys.

For overseas rescues:

🔹  DHLPP (Canine Distemper, Hepatitis, Parainfluenza & Parvovirus)

🔹  Rabies 

🔹  Bordetella (except for Pakistan as they don't have this)

🔹  Microchip

🔹  Spay/Neutering 

We test animals for canine corona virus during their stay in our rescue facilities overseas, as well as getting a second screening done 48 hours before traveling to Canada.  

We do a full blood screening test to check for Heartworm, Lyme disease , Ehrlichia, Anaplasma phagocytophilum, Anaplasma platys. This test is more  in depth as overseas countries have stronger tick disease issues.

In order to ensure the safety of all of our rescues, we require the following:

🔹 A scheduled home visit or live video tour of the home.

🔹 Reference Checks, Vetrinarian checks

🔹 Completed adoption application

Once adopters are approved and the adoption fee is processed, the selected rescue dog will be prepared for travel.  The adopting family has the option to be present at the airport upon the arrival of their new pup.  We highly recommend the adopters be present when the crate is opened for the first time on Canadian soil, as it is a very beautiful and unique experience.

If a dog is already in the country and residing in foster care, a meet and greet can be arranged at a convenient time and location ONCE the adopter is approved.  Unless there is a safety emergency and a dog is at risk, most dogs remain overseas until there are adopters that have had their applications approved and fees processed.

There are many countries abroad that have very little empathy for animals and lack animal rights laws.  In many countries, dogs are tortured by the people.  Many horrid things happen while these dogs are still alive: fur is ripped off their bodies, they are boiled, torched, their tails are cut off, ears are severed, and they are severely beaten, etc.  Fur Warriors seeks to ease this suffering and rescue as many of these dogs as possible. 

If you are unable to foster and/or adopt, please consider donating to Fur Warriors to help in this mission to save as many dogs as possible!

Our rescue is 100% Volunteer run and 100% of all donations go to our animals in need.