FAQ

A dog grooming kit should include brushes, combs, nail clippers, dog shampoo, scissors, clippers, de-shedding tools, dental supplies, and drying aids for overall hygiene.

A dog grooming kit should include brushes and combs, nail clippers or grinders, dog-safe shampoo and conditioner, scissors, clippers, de-shedding tools, ear cleaner, toothbrush and toothpaste, towels, cleaning products, safety equipment, and a storage box.

Surrender fees vary by facility and may be higher for out-of-area surrenders, multiple animals, or cases lacking proof of ownership.

Surrender fees vary depending on the facility and specific situation, such as location, number of animals, and documentation provided.

Surrender fees vary by shelter and can be higher for out-of-area pets, multiple animals, or lack of ownership proof.

Contact local shelters or rescue groups to inquire about surrender options, requirements, and whether they waive surrender fees based on your situation or location.

Before surrendering your dog, explore support resources and try to rehome them yourself. If that fails, contact a local shelter to arrange a legal surrender.

If you can't keep your dog, you can try rehoming it yourself or seek help from an animal shelter, rescue group, or humane society. Exploring supportive resources before surrendering is crucial.

Animal shelters and rescues can assist with surrendering a dog, but it’s best to first explore rehoming or support resources to avoid shelter overcrowding.

You can surrender your dog at animal shelters or humane societies, though most require an appointment and may charge a fee to help cover care costs.