Making Miracles Animal Rescue

We are a rescue group, consisting of all foster homes. We do board dogs when we don't have enough fosters. We provide vet care, spay/neuter, shots, hearworm, & flea medication to all of our pets. We very often save animals other rescues would put down, for such things as broken hips, legs, car accidents, heartworm, etc. This year alone, we have done 2 broken hip dogs, 2 broken leg dogs, and at least 2 heartworm dogs. We are all staffed by volunteers & receive no goverment funding. We also educate people about the importance of spay/neuter and refer them to All About Animals Spay/Neuter clinics as well as provide literature about this & proper vet care. We do this because we believe that every dog & cat deserves a safe, loving, nuturing forever home with proper care & training.

Adoption Screening Guidelines

1. All potential adopters must fully complete the front and back of the adoption application to be considered.
2. Be at least 21 years old with a valid ID containing current address.
3. Be able to pay an adoption fee of $250
4. Have consent of adoption from all adults living in the household.
5. Be able to make a lifetime commitment to the new animal.
6. All applications will be reviewed by the Board for completeness. Any questions will be submitted verbally to the adoption screener.
7. The adoption screener will verify with the vet’s office that all animals currently living in the home are up to date on shots, heartworm, and are spay/neutered.
8. If the vet check is acceptable, the adoption screener will then call at least 2 of the listed references.
9. If the vet check is acceptable and the references check out, a home check will be performed.
10. If all of the above are acceptable, the adoption screener will notify the foster. The foster will then notify the potential adopter, discuss any further questions and make arrangements for the animal to meet other animals in the home.
11. If the animals accept each other, the adoption will be completed.

Sanilac Scoopers reserves the right to make the best placement for the animal being placed. We are committed to finding loving, forever homes. The need for a fenced yard varies by animal as does the potential for placement with children.