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$325 for an adoption fee *is* buying a dog. They just weren't the ones that bred the litter.
Can you tell I'm still aghast at the fee????
Sarah
We charge about that much as an adoption fee, only because we fly most of the litters in from out west. A lot of the litters we rescue are ones that were accidents resulting from a "friendly," farm dog, the higher cost covers their shipping, and usually we have them vetchecked, shots, wormed, etc. We almost never ask for adopters to "chip in," for travel costs, unless they want the puppy shipped, which would be at their expense, however we discourage this because the puppy has already had a tough journey.
It sounds like the person was just in it to make a profit, if we make a profit at all the money only goes to food for the others, or for food for future rescues. We also rescue adult dogs, and have found homes for many adult dogs
Our most recent was renamed Popcorn by her new owners, she was terrible while we had her, badly behaved, ran off out the door all the time, her new owner has trained her, taught her all kinds of adorable tricks, and they fit together so well! We get regular updates as well