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June 4, 2025/in dog Small female Young 1 - 3 years In Shelter Pyrenees, Great White Unknown Stray [No ID - 7 day hold] foster needed

This animal is not available for adoption.

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ID # 67729
Breed Pyrenees, Great
Gender female
Location In Shelter
Color White
Fixed Unknown
Age 1 yrs
Weight 71.2 lbs

foster needed

Animal Info

**This animal is not available for adoption.**

This dog was found on Trinity Church Rd and Buffalo Dr, Rockingham, VA on 06/04/2025. It was found with no forms of identification, and is not microchipped.

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Adoption Fees

Cats
Kittens (younger than 6 months) $100
Cats (older than 6 months) $50
Dogs
Puppies (younger than 6 months) $250
Small Dogs (older than 6 months and under 25 pounds) $250
Dogs (older than 6 months) $200
Senior Dogs (7 years and older) $150
Small Mammals
Ferret $50
Rabbit $30
Guinea Pig $30
Parakeet $20
Mouse $10
Rat $10

What’s Included:

Distemper/panleukopenia/rhinotracheitis-calici/chlamydia psittaci vaccines along with age-appropriate boosters
Rabies vaccine (if old enough)
Flea/mite and internal parasite treatments
FIV/feline leukemia test
Sterilization surgery
A microchip

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FAQ’S

What’s included in an adoption fee?

Medical Treatment
- All pets receive a health exam, are dewormed, and current on monthly heartworm (dogs) and flea and tick preventative (dog and cats).
- Dogs receive 4DX test, cats receive a FIV/FELV test, and additional lab work if needed.
Vaccines
- Age-appropriate vaccines are administered to each animal (including rabies if they’re old enough).
- Dogs: distemper, parvovirus, parainfluenza, adenovirus, and bordetella bronchiseptica vaccines
- Cats: distemper, panleukopenia, rhinotracheitis-calici, and chlamydia psittaci vaccines
A Microchip
- All animals are microchipped and registered to the adopter at the time of adoption.
- Updating your contact information is free with our microchips.
Alteration Surgery
- Each animal is spayed or neutered before leaving our facility to ensure a healthy life and prevent unwanted litters.
A Loving Pet
- Our animals will give you a lifetime of love and gratitude for giving them a second chance at being a loyal pet again.

What payment methods do you accept?

We take credit cards (preferred), debit cards, and cash to process payments. We are unable to accept checks.

Will you hold a pet for me until I can come see them?

We cannot hold animals. Adoptions are on a first-come, first-serve basis. We recommend checking our website often when you’re ready to adopt. Our adoption page is updated in real-time as animals are added and adopted.

Does my application guarantee I’ll get the pet I want?

It’s important to note that an approved application does not guarantee adoption. It simply means that you have been approved to adopt from the RHSPCA. We recommend checking your email for our approval message (or follow up questions) and then scheduling a pet adoption appointment to meet the animal you’re interested in, should they still be available.

Are applications binding?

Approved applications are non-binding, you can change your mind at any time. We’ll also keep your approved application on file for 30 days.

What do I need to bring with me to the shelter?

Please bring a valid ID so we can process your adoption, in case you find a pet you love. Dogs leaving the building must be on a leash (available to purchase at the shelter). Cats leaving the building must be in a carrier (also available to purchase at the shelter).
We ask that you please leave your current pets at home. We want to first make sure that it’s a good match between humans and shelter animals. After your initial appointment, we can schedule a time for an introduction with your resident pets at the shelter, if needed.

Can I adopt if I live out of the area?

Yes! We do adopt to out-of-area homes. A meet and greet with the pet is required. Please keep in mind that the shelter has a first come, first serve adoption policy when making your travel plans.

Are there any restrictions?

Adopters may only adopt 2 pets within a 30-day period.

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