Freedom's story

　　There will be a phone interview and a screening process. As I will want to make sure that you are the right person for the particular pup, you will also want to make sure I am the rescue you want to do business with. My references are the Better Business Bureau, Lodi Animal Shelter, Pals in Lodi Ca, Pacific Veterinary Hospital in Stockton Ca, Vineyard Vet in Lockeford Ca. You can also read about my accomplishments in the notes on my Pups Rescue Facebook page

　　Freedom was born in 9/11. She will be 8 weeks old on 11/6/18. Her mom and dad were both about 40 pounds. She will be about 40-50 pounds when she is full grown. She will not be adopted to anyone with kids younger then 15, because of her size now. She will have her first vaccine, and have a micro chip. She will need to come back to Stockton in January to be spayed. She is a very dark brown color. If you are interested in adopting her, call Marilyn for a phone interview.

　　YOU MUST CALL FIRST, SENDING AN EMAIL FIRST WILL DELAY THE ADOPTION PROCESS. You must be at 30 years old to adopt a puppy from this organization. I do not adopt puppies out to families with toddlers, and that could be the reason I will not return your call. Another one of our requirements is that whoever is interested in adopting the pup, will also be the one who stays at home with the pup and the one calling. I do not ship puppies anywhere, if you want to adopt from us, you must come to pick up the pup. Pups Rescue's adoption fees range from $200-$400. Please leave a message, as all calls are screened. This is a residence, please do not call after 9:00 P.M. We will not ship puppies, you must come to our location