Adoption Rules

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Cover photo for "Adoption Rules"
Cover photo for "Adoption Rules"

Adoption Rules

We rescue animals to give them not just a new home, but a happy life. That is why we treat the adoption process for each rescue responsibly.

We adopt out animals only under the following conditions:


- meeting and communicating with the prospective family;
- signing an agreement on responsible pet ownership;
- the animal living in a house or apartment as a full member of the family;
- all family members agree to get an animal;
- adoption is carried out taking into account age restrictions;
- mandatory official registration of the animal in the name of the new owner (if possible according to legislation);
- mandatory spaying/neutering (if not yet performed due to age or medical indications);
- timely vaccination, parasite treatment, and veterinary care;
- safe living conditions without free roaming;
- willingness to stay in touch with us after adoption.


We do not adopt out animals:


- on a chain;
- to guard enterprises, warehouses, facilities, or commercial properties;
- for breeding or profit;
- to people who plan to keep the animal exclusively in an outdoor enclosure or without constant contact with the family;
- as a gift without the future owner's knowledge;
- if future living conditions raise doubts regarding the animal's safety and well-being;
- to individuals who are not ready to bear responsibility for the animal's life and well-being.

After Adoption


We always stay in touch with our alumni. We are very happy to receive photos and news from their new home. If for any reason you can no longer keep the animal, please be sure to contact us. Do not pass it to other people or leave it on the street — we will help find the best solution.


Our main goal is for every rescued animal to find a loving family once and for all.

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Published August 10, 2026

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