If you are interested in adopting from Reach Out Rescue, please read this page carefully.
REACH OUT RESCUE, NFP has the right to refuse any application. Animals must remain within a 50 mile radius in order to do follow up checks. If you are under the age of 21 and/or live with your parents, you must have your parent/guardian be the Secondary Applicant. Applicants must have a steady income and have knowledge of the breed they wish to adopt. All questions must be answered in order for us to process your application. Failure to answer all questions may lead to immediate denial of application.
If you are interested in adopting one of our rescued
babies, please fill out the application below.
Adoption Application (PDF Format)
Please print and fill out the application above. You may then scan it and email it to proper adoption coordinator below or you may fax it to us at 708-234-7309.
Canine Adoption Coordinator, Jaime Schoon: dogadoptions@rornfp.org
Feline Adoption Coordinator, Kim Jayne: kjayne@rornfp.org
Adoption Fees
Felines
Baby Kits (8 wks to 2 yrs) - $125
Adult Kits (2 yrs to 7 yrs) - $50 to $85
Senior Kits (7 yrs and up) - Range from $40 to $65
Special "Pair Adoption" - Range from $75 to $200
Canines
Baby Pups (8 wks to 2 yrs) - Range from $250 to $350
Adult Pups (2 yrs to 7 yrs) - Range from $175 to $300
Senior Pups (7 yrs and up) - Range from $75 to $150
Special "Pair Adoption" - Range in price, if you are interested in adopting a puppy or dog pair, please contact us to discuss the adoption fee.
ALL applicants are subject to a criminal background check. House checks are mandatory. An application MUST be approved prior to meeting one of our rescued fur-kids.
Below are our adoptable fur-kids. Pups and kits are updated upon their availability. We receive new animals every week. If you do not see somebody that you feel will be a good match, please either keep checking back, or contact us at the appropriate email address above above. We will be happy to help you find your new best friend.
Owning a pet is like having a child. They need food, water, housing, training, and most of all love. Please remember, a dog can live up to 20 years of age and a cat can live well past the age of 25. If you are not in for the long haul, please do not apply.
An animal is not a gift, but a life......
