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A little about them
Bonnie is a friendly, playful Terrier mix—breed identification is a best guess—with a curious, affectionate, gentle personality. She is already local and ready for her adoptive home after completing the Massachusetts quarantine process.
Ideal Home
Bonnie is described as good with cats, dogs, and children under 8. Her compatibility with children 8 and older is unknown.
Ongoing Health
Bonnie is up to date on age-appropriate vaccinations, flea, tick, and heartworm prevention, and has been dewormed. Her Massachusetts quarantine-related care includes a veterinary exam, microchip with prepaid lifetime registration, and a properly fitted martingale collar.
A spay/neuter voucher at Potter League Spay & Neuter Clinic in Warwick, RI may be added at adoption. The clinic’s typical wait time is 3–6 months.
Training & Support
Bonnie is house-trained. The adoption fee includes support from volunteer adoption staff, who can answer questions about her placement.
Application Details
- Begin by contacting the provider through Wags to start the adoption process.
- The adoption fee is $200, plus a refundable $100 spay/neuter deposit. The deposit is refunded after the procedure is completed within the timeframe in the adoption agreement.
- Alternatively, the total fee is $450 and includes a spay/neuter voucher; the voucher must be added at the time of adoption.
- An additional $150 Massachusetts quarantine fee applies to adopters in any state.
- Adopters must complete Bonnie’s spay/neuter within the timeframe specified in the adoption agreement unless using the included voucher option.
Transportation
Bonnie is already local and ready for her adoptive home.
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Bonnie is described as a Terrier mix, though the breed identification is a best guess.
She is described as good with cats, dogs, and children under 8. Her compatibility with children 8 and older is unknown.
The standard option is a $200 adoption fee plus a refundable $100 spay/neuter deposit, refunded after the procedure is completed within the agreement's timeframe. A $450 option includes a voucher for spay/neuter at Potter League Spay & Neuter Clinic in Warwick, RI, where the typical wait is 3–6 months.