DOGS FOR ADOPTION & FOSTER
HOW TO ADOPT
If you see a dog available for adoption on our website, social media or at one of our events, you are welcome to complete an adoption application application and submit it to Rescued Paws at Alpine Foundation.
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Upon receipt of your application (you may click for below to submit form), in which we must have first to ensure you match the dogs needs, we then set up a meet and greet at our facility with you, your family, and the requested dog to see how everyone feels about each other. If everyone chooses to move forward, we may set up a time for the dog to join your home!
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We do virtual home checks, as it is simply not possible for attend every home for adoptions and this is our volunteer time. We will explain this process with you once we get past the adoption application.
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The next step is to continue to the adoption contract, and adoption fee, entering into a 24-hour trial. During your 24-hour trial you may return the dog for any reason and full refund is given. We ask you to send us a follow up email within 24 hours, and then again at 7 days. That way we stay in contact, and are able to help through any transition periods.
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Upon completion of your full week with your new dog, and during that time you've both fallen in love and can’t look back, Rescued Paws at Alpine Foundation will officially transfer files from our vet to your vet and you assume full ownership.
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In the event that your dog needs to be spayed or neutered, we stay on as 50/50 parents until this medical procedure is completed. All dogs are to be altered, and fully vaccinated before transfer of ownership is completed. All the adoptions fees help to cover the medical expenses, we are a non profit and are solely ran by volunteers with zero paid positions. Puppies MUST be spayed/neutered by 6 months or you will be responsible to cover any medical costs not completed before 6 months old. Including vaccines for puppies, the necessary vaccine appointments must be completed or the additional vaccine costs will be the parents responsibility. All parents will be added to profile, and then any no show appointments will be the parents responsibility to cover fees.
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Please know that for any reason during the course of the dogs life, should you need to return or rehome the dog, it MUST come back to us as we remain on the microchip to ensure the safety of all our rescues. If within the week of adoption we will return your adoption fee, there after within three months there is special circumstances for return of fees, but there is not a guaranteed fee return.
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FOSTER OUR DOGS
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Our foster homes provide the love, we provide the rest!
All you need is to provide a loving and nurturing temporary home environment for our dogs as they await their forever home. We provide food, treats, crates, beds, collar and leashes, toys, and vet care. Should you decide to purchase items to spoil the dog while fostering your are welcome too, at your cost.
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Rescued Paws at Alpine Foundation is always looking for new foster homes who are committed to working with our team in housing dogs as they transition to the next chapter of their lives.
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For more information on becoming a foster family, please review our application form and contact us directly.
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DOGS AVAILABLE FOR FOSTER & ADOPTION (January 2026)
Libby
This sweet dog has been a guest at Alpine View Pet Spa and is a lovely-lovely-lovely girl.
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She is looking for a new home with a family who can give her pets and has a fenced yard.
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She loves kids, humans and cats. But Lovely Libby needs to be the only dog in home as she is not tolerating of sharing her humans with other dogs.
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She is 7 years and spayed- she is a Shepherd mix. Large sized gal who loves to cuddle.
Kevin
Meet Kevin-
He is a two year old shepherd mix.
Neutered and vaccinated- super snuggly, very friendly boy.
Good with dogs, kids but untested with cats.
Would do best with a dog in the home but not necessary, he loves his humans.
Walks well and housetrained, well behaved boy.
Kevin is seeking a new home immediately- foster urgent.
Blu
Blu!
Blu is a 5 month old Husky mix, he is great at housetraining, working on crate training, loves dogs, cats and kids.
He has his first vaccines and will be neutered.
Bella
ADOPTED
Bella
6 year old Great Dane mix, spayed and vaccines updated.
She is good with dogs, cats and kids, house trained and trustworthy in home.
Bella would do best being adopted with her housemate Jackson, however will be separated for the best outcome of them both.
Coming soon
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Joy
Meet Miss Joy!
She really is a joy- 8 year old mix.
Spayed, Vaccinated & housetrained.
Walks great on leash with a harness. Loves
Dogs, Kids, not tested with cats. Shy with new men, but settles well.
Joy is an absolute sweetheart and would make any family the best addition!
She is available for adoption.
Jackson
ADOPTED
Retriever/Coon mix
5 years old, neutered, vaccines updated.
He is good with dogs, kids and cats in the home- but would chase a cat at large.
Housetrained and trustworthy in home.
Jackson will do best moving with his housemate Bella, however he would be separated if we cannot move them together.
Available for adoption.
Norman
Norman is a 2.5 year old Pitbull terrier.
Neutered, vaccinated and so sweet.
Update: Norman is gaining confidence and trust to be around dogs on leash and not react, building skills every day, he’s making progress, and is ready to find a home with no dogs as he wants you all to himself!
He is house trained, crate trained, sits, lays down, walks on Leash well, and is super playful.
He is needing a home with no dogs and seeking an urgent foster care home. Foster parents would need to commit to some training to help support him and yourself to make Norman the best he can be!
He is available for adoption, however he will be on a training program that you will need to commit to. Norman is reactive to dogs, and will need a family to give him safety, support and be willing to give him a safe home to work slowly through his new training program.
Troy
Meet Troy!
He’s an 11 weeks old retriever mix, playful, alittle shy but learning to build trust with human. Loves dogs and kids!
Doja
Doja is thriving in her foster home!
She’s a 5 year old female, who was severely emancipated and is on a strict feeding schedule for awhile still to gain weight.
She also has multiple wounds still healing from dog attacks.
She LOOOOVVVEEESSS people and is super excited to be snuggled. She is gentle, easy going, crate trained and very friendly.
This girl has not been tested with dogs, cats or kids so we are looking for a special quiet home for her to recover and enjoy her life.
I will only be posting partial photos as the reality check f her condition is uncomfortable for many to see.