Mostly Mutts Animal Rescue & Adoption, Inc.

Please visit our website, www.mostlymutts.org for additional information about adopting a new best friend!____________________________________________________________________Who We Are:Mostly Mutts is a 501(c)3, non-profit organization, staffed almost entirely by volunteers!Our Mission is to help the Unwanted, Abandoned, Abused and Sick animals in our local counties. We fulfill this mission by working closely with County Animal Control Facilities, saving those who are in imminent danger of euthanasia, or those with needs which require specialized vet care that many other groups will not consider: major orthopedic issues, heartworm positive treatment, skin conditions, neglect and abuseAdopting a Friend:Dogs: Our standard adoption fee is $299. Each dog that MM adopts out to a Furever home has the following basic vetting:• Spay or Neuter Surgery• Vaccinations up to date according to age (Rabies, Distemper/Parvo, Bordetella)• De-Worming• Microchip• Heartworm Testing (1 yr & older) we pay for treatment for any HW+ animal after adoption at our own vetCats:Our adoption fee is $175 for cats and kittens. Each cat that MM adopts out to a Furever home has the following basic vetting:• Spay or Neuter Surgery• Vaccinations up to date according to age (Rabies, FVRCP)• De-Worming• Combo-Tested (FeLV/FIV)The first step in the adoption process is to submit an application through our website, www.mostlymutts.org. You may also call our phone line, 770-272-6888 or email [email protected] with specific questions about any of our adoptable animals. We do require an interview, references and a contract. Must be 21 or over to adopt. Our Adoption process is very thorough...MM prides itself in making every effort to place each animal in the right home.

Kennesaw, GA,30144
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Phone Number: (770) 272-6888

Website: http://www.mostlymutts.org

Carter

Beagle | Atlanta, GA

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A SWEET & GENTLE SOUL:  Approx. 8 years old / Approx. 24 lbs.  Hi, my name’s Carter!  I came from animal control with another dog friend who has already been adopted, and I am so thankful that Mostly Mutts had a place for us.  I initially had a bit of a sad demeanor, but – with lots of care and attention from the nice volunteers and my foster, I have been opening up and am happy to be in a safe and loving place!  I’m now ready to find my very own family. • OTHER DOGS/CATS/KIDS:  I like the dogs in my foster home.  They were patient with me when I first arrived and did not insist I play with them. Now – as I have gotten to know them, we share napping spots, treats and I even sometimes initiate play after we all run some zoomies.  I’ll run towards one of the dogs to start a game, which does not bother the other dog at all.  I think I’d enjoy another friendly dog in my new home, so if you have a dog that sounds like he or she would like me, let’s meet! / I am friendly with the dog-friendly kitty in my foster home. I pretty much pay little attention to her, but occasionally say ‘hello’ with a gentle sniff.  I also haven’t chased her when we are all out together in our yard. / I’ve passed a couple of kids on my  walks and had a wagging tail, but haven’t officially met kids, so let’s meet and best no toddlers that I may bump over.      • PERSONALITY/ENERGY LEVEL:  It has taken me a little time to grow comfortable and gain confidence in my foster home, but – thanks to the patience of my foster and their gentle handling with me, I’ve really come out of my shell and am showing my true personality. I’m affectionate and generous with kisses and they say that I’m an absolute sweetheart who is active but also a lower key love bug! Though not very shy any longer in my foster home, I do still have a bit of a not-so-sure manner about myself and a submissive posture, so I’m looking for a gentle-natured family to continue showing me that I’m all good and in a great place. I also follow my foster around and can be a little bit of a tripping hazard if you don’t notice me down here.  I wouldn’t want to make anyone fall.  I find myself interested in things that aren’t always mine, so I’ll need you to help me learn what’s alright to chew on and what’s not. I think that so many things are new to me that I just want to pick them up, etc. I have a sweet ‘Beagley’ nature – curious and friendly. / My energy level is 4-6 now that I’ve settled in at my foster home.   • SKILLS/CRATE/POTTY:  I am learning the ‘sit’ command, as well as ‘place’ for going to my crate and ‘leave it’.  I’m a smart guy, and I’m sure you can teach me some other great doggie commands, too. My foster thinks that I feel so grateful for being rescued that I will show my gratitude by jumping up – so she is working on that with me. / In my foster home, I know to go into my crate for bedtime (with a treat reward, please) and I’ve kept it clean throughout the night, too.  If I need to go in the crate during the day, I’m sometimes more vocal and may make a louder Beagle baying noise, so it is best no apartment/condo type home for me. / I’m working on my potty manners and am taken out during the day frequently (every couple of hours) so I’ve only had a couple of pee accidents since being with them.  I should remain leashed on my potty outings in the yard, as I do try to eat my poo – which may be a habit I had as I did come in very skinny.  It’s getting better as I’ve gained weight and food is readily available to me, but it may take more training.  My foster is working with me on this using the ‘leave it’ command and rewarding with a treat.  • LIKES/DISLIKES:  I’m always happy to be with my people and I show them that with lots of tail wags, cuddles and lap time (though I don’t get on the furniture – but you can lift me up there).  I also like tummy rubs. I’m a destroyer of soft toys, so let’s find some sturdier toys for me. / I may need time to adjust in my new home, so please don’t rush me, and I will reward you with lots of love in return.  The vacuum scared me, but I should get used to it in time, and what was that cold white stuff that covered the ground in January? – I didn’t much care for it. LOL.  Otherwise, I’m sure I wouldn’t like it if I didn’t get enough love, attention, exercise, and training. • MEDICAL:  I'm current on vaccinations, micro-chipped and neutered. I have moderate tartar on my teeth, so my adoptive family should consult with their vet and consider a dental cleaning in the future.  I had a little fur loss on my ears when I arrived, but it’s growing back in nicely now.  I’m looking for a family that will treat me gently and will love me furever!  My adoption fee is $299.00, and I’m located in Kennesaw, Ga.  

Adoption Process
Mostly Mutts Animal Rescue & Adoption's Adoption Process Our facility is currently open to the public Monday-Saturday, 11-3. We welcome you to come meet our adoptable Mutts & Kitties! Please keep in mind the following: Many of our adoptable Mutts & Kitties are in foster homes, so please call 770-272-6888 to find out if the pet you are interested in is at our facility. With an approved application we can set up meet & greets and adoptions with a pet in foster care. We are not yet up to full ‘staffing’ following the pandemic, so there may be times when we cannot do meet & greets or process an application on the spot. The best first step is to submit an application via www.mostlymutts.org. Our adoption counselors are happy to help make a great match for you and your family! Adoption Info: Adoptions are being scheduled for approved applicants, by appointment only. Please submit an application through our website at www.mostlymutts.org if you are interested in one of our adoptable pets. We are receiving a large volume of applications and processing may take a little bit longer than normal. We are grateful for your interest, and an adoption counselor will be in touch as quickly as possible. Please give us 48 hours to respond before sending a follow-up email. Don’t see a dog or cat for you on the website? Submit the application anyway!! We are taking in a large number of dogs and cats weekly. Due to the overwhelming demand, many are matched with approved applicants prior to being posted online. Our adoption counselors will be happy to help make a great match for you and your family. Thank you for your patience and support! You may also call our phone line, 770-272-6888 or email [email protected] with specific questions about any of our adoptable animals. We do require an interview, references and a contract. Must be 21 or over to adopt. Our Adoption process is very thorough...MM prides itself in making every effort to place each animal in the right home. Dogs: Our adoption fee is $299. Each dog that Mostly Mutts adopts out to a Furever home has the following basic vetting as well as an engraved name tag, Martingale collar and leash: Spay or Neuter Surgery Vaccinations up to date according to age (Rabies, Distemper/Parvo, Bordatella) De-Worming Microchip Heartworm Testing (1 yr & older) we pay for treatment for any HW+ animal after adoption at our own vet Cats: Our adoption fee is $175 for cats. Each cat that Mostly Mutts adopts out to a Furever home has the following basic vetting as well as an engraved name tag: Spay or Neuter Surgery Vaccinations up to date according to age (Rabies, FVRCP) De-Worming Combo-Tested (FeLV/FIV) Please visit our website, www.mostlymutts.org for additional information about adopting a new best friend! Mostly Mutts is a 501(c)3, non-profit organization, staffed almost entirely by volunteers!


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Mostly Mutts Animal Rescue & Adoption, Inc.
(770) 272-6888
[email protected]
http://www.mostlymutts.org

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