BULLY UP RESCUE
EIN 47-4673382 · Animal Protection & Welfare (D20)
What they do
Adoption Program: Bully Up Rescue Takes Into Our Care Dogs From Animal Shelters Owner Who Are Unable to Care for Their Dogs Cruelty Cases Stray Dogs Found By The General Public or Otherwise Abandoned Dogs and Our Knowledge About Each Dogs Prior Veterinary Care or Health Status is Often Limited or Unknown. Each Dog Bully Up Rescue Takes In Gets An Exam With A Veterinarian Parasite Screening and is Placed On Monthly Heartworm Flea Tick Prevention and Any Other Diagnostic Procedures As Needed: Spay Neuter and Any Other Treatment or Surgeries As Needed Vaccinations Medications Microchip Nail Trim As Needed Teeth Cleaning or Extraction and Any Other Treatments As Needed Emergency Treatments or Surgeries As Needed Tumor Biopsy or Removal and Any Other Treatment As Needed Routine Maintenance Check-ups. The Dog is Then Placed Into An Volunteer Foster Home Placed On Our Website and Social Media Outlets and Advertised As Adoptable. The Dog Goes to Adoption Events In The Community Until He or She
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ContactRenea JansonTreasurer Director
Mailing address121 WOODHAVEN CIR E, ORMOND BEACH, FL 32174-8011
Main phone(407) 257-8019Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
Represent this organization?Claim this nonprofit to change contact informationAbout this charity
- Recognized since
- April 2023
- County
- Volusia
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