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Adoption FAQs
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What is included when adopting a pet?All of Camp Papillon's animals come fully vetted and spayed/neutered. This includes rabies shot, distemper shots, flea and tick preventative, heartworm preventative, deworming, microchip and FELV/FIV testing (Cats only) and heart worm/Lyme tested (Dogs only) and treated if necessary.
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Why is the adoption application so long?The information on the application is requested so we can ensure the best possible home for our pets and the best possible pet for your family. There may be more than one application for any adoptable pet listed and we do not adopt on a first come first serve basis. In order to find the best home for the pet and the best pet for your family the questions on the application help us to make the best match possible.
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Does the completion of an application obligate me to adopt?No. No obligation to adopt.
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Does the completion of an application mean I am approved to adopt?Completion of an application does not guarantee approval by Camp Papillon.
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How do I know that I have been approved to adopt from Camp Papillon?Our processing team will keep you posted as to the status of your application. Once you are approved a member of the processing team will contact you to let you know what your next step will be.
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What restrictions does Camp Papillon have in order to adopt or foster?• Have identification showing your present address matches your address on the application. • Be 18 years of age or older. • Have the knowledge and consent of your landlord, we will be calling them. • To Adopt or Foster To Adopt: Be able and willing to spend the time and money necessary to provide training, medical treatment, and proper care for a pet. • To Foster: Be able and willing to spend the time necessary to care for a pet.
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Why is the cost of adopting so high?Camp Papillon is completely donation driven, we do not receive any monetary subsidies from any government entities. We take on many medical cases that we do not charge extra for the pet, so our expenses far out way what we get for an adoption fee. If you were to adopt a dog that was not fully vetted: Spay/Neuter $325-$550 FIV/FeLV Testing $40 Heartworm/Lyme Testing $40 Rabies $25-$35 Distemper $20-$25 Office Visit $30-$75 Heart worm Preventative $15 per month Flea/tick Preventative $15 month Deworming $20-$50 each Camp Papillon never asks for any additional fees for a pet that has special medical procedures. The following is a portion of the list of medical needs that we take care of as well without charging extra for these medical needs: Broken leg surgery from dog hit by car: $500-$1000 Diabetes Insulin and blood sugar work: $200-1000 Heart worm treatment: $700-$1200 Parvovirus: $1000-$3000 Mange: $300-$500 Dentals: $300-$600
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What are the adoption fees?Camp Papillon fees vary based on age and breed. We do require a higher adoption fee for highly desirable breeds with good temperaments.
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