Considering Surrendering Your Small Animal?
We understand that circumstances can change, making it difficult to continue caring for your beloved pet. If you need to rehome your small animal, Serenity Guinea Pig and Friends Rescue is here to help. We offer a safe and supportive environment for guinea pigs, rabbits, hamsters, gerbils, and other small creatures in need.
Before You Surrender
We encourage you to explore all possible options before making the difficult decision to surrender your pet. Here are some resources that may be helpful:
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Family and friends: Reach out to your network to see if anyone is able to provide a loving home for your pet.
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Online resources: Explore online communities and platforms dedicated to rehoming pets.
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Veterinary advice: Consult your veterinarian for guidance and support.
Our Surrender Process
If you've exhausted all other options and need to surrender your small animal to Serenity, please follow these steps:
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Contact us: Reach out to us by phone or email to discuss your situation and the type of animal you need to surrender.
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Complete a surrender form: Provide us with detailed information about your pet, including their personality, health history, and any special needs.
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Schedule a surrender appointment: We'll work with you to schedule a convenient time to bring your pet to our rescue.
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Surrender your pet: During your appointment, we'll review the surrender form, answer any questions you may have, and welcome your pet into our care.
What to Expect
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We'll provide a thorough general health examination for your pet.
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We'll work to find a loving and suitable forever home for your pet.
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We'll keep you updated on your pet's progress (if requested).
Important Notes
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We accept guinea pigs, rabbits, hamsters, gerbils, and other small animals.
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We may have limited space available, so please be patient as we work to find the best solution for your pet.
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We appreciate your support in helping us care for surrendered animals.
Making a Difficult Decision
We understand that surrendering a pet can be emotionally challenging. Please know that we are here to support you through this process and ensure your pet receives the best possible care.
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