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Keighley, Craven & Upper Wharfedale

Dog Adoption Process

 

We pay for our branch dogs to be cared for at ‘RSPCA Lancashire East’ animal centre near Accrington on our branches behalf. The staff at the centre will help you with any aspect of the adoption process and you can find the contact number at the end of this page. Please read the whole adoption process before you make contact to register your interest in any of our dogs. You can also find an application form to download and complete below. If you do need to contact us directly for any reason, please visit our contact us page here

Please Note: The cost of kennelling and dogs care are funded directly by our branch. Adoption of our dogs will be subject to our own branch terms and conditions, our adoption fee may also differ from what RSPCA Lancashire East charge for their own dogs.

 

FIRST STEP:

Please download a dog perfect match form. Complete and return the form directly to: reception@rspca-lancseast.org.uk Please do not return the form directly to our branch - the staff at RSPCA Lancs East are dealing with dog enquiries for us. If you have any issues completing the form, please call: 01254231118

DOG PERFECT MATCH FORM HERE

 


 

ADOPTION FEES AND FURTHER INFORMATION:

Our standard dog adoption fee is from £185 (please be aware that this is our own branch adoption fee and will apply to our dogs, you may find that RSPCA Lancashire east charge different fees to adopt dogs from them directly. All our dogs are subject to our own branch T&C’s and fees. Our fee covers: Neutering, Vaccinations & Micro-Chipping. You will be provided with all relevant paperwork and details once you have completed the adoption process. 

 

Under certain circumstances we may not be able to neuter a dog before it leaves the animal centre, in this case a neutering voucher will be issued to cover the cost and we will arrange a date for neutering. It is a term of adoption that the voucher must be used and the dog be neutered.