Buffalo, MN
Rescue Network reduces stray pet populations through sterilization, adoption, fostering, transport, and shelter partnerships for underserved and overpopulated pet communities in the Midwest.
The adoption fee includes spay/neuter, age-appropriate vaccinations, heartworm and flea/tick preventatives, applicable heartworm and FIV/FeLV testing, deworming, and a registered microchip.
Applications may be declined when a landlord cannot verify pets are allowed, references do not respond or raise concerns, the home setup does not fit the animal, or the applicant's experience does not match the animal's needs.
Complete the application linked from the animal's profile; the foster reviews it and arranges a meet-and-greet for potential matches; after approval, Rescue Network sends an electronic contract and payment request, then coordinates pickup or drop-off.
It reduces stray pet populations through sterilization, adoption, fostering, transport, and shelter partnerships serving underserved and overpopulated Midwest pet communities.
Apply through the animal's profile. A foster reviews the application and arranges a meet-and-greet for a potential match. Approved adopters receive an electronic contract and payment request before pickup or drop-off is coordinated.
It includes spay/neuter, age-appropriate vaccinations, specified preventive care and testing, deworming, and a microchip with registration.
Its network covers Minnesota, South Dakota, North Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska, and Wisconsin, with most foster homes in Minnesota and South Dakota.
Use Rescue Network's official foster page at https://rescuenetworkmn.org/foster.
No. Rescue Network is foster-based and has no public location or walk-in hours. Start an application to arrange a meeting with an animal's foster.
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