Adoption Donation Fees
R.E.B.E.L Dog Rescue is not-for-profit. One hundred percent of adoption donations go directly back to the dogs. They are used to cover the costs associated with rescuing including but not limited to vetting, transport, and supplies. ​
Puppies
11 months and under
$850 CAD
Includes age-appropriate core vaccines plus bordatella, microchip, and a martingale collar. Puppies under 6 months old must be spayed/neutered at our partnering vet clinic in Hamilton, Ontario. An additional $150 refundable sterilization deposit is applicable to unaltered puppies. The deposit is returned upon completion of the spay/neuter. The cost of sterilization at our partnering clinic is covered by Rebel Dog Rescue.
Puppies over 6 months will already be spayed/neutered.
Adults
12 months - 7 years
$750 CAD
Includes spay/neuter, core vaccines plus bordatella, heartworm testing, microchip, and a martingale collar. Additional medical will be completed as needed (i.e. dentals, diagnostics, and treatment).​
Seniors
8+ years
$650 CAD
Includes spay/neuter, core vaccines plus bordatella, heartworm testing, microchip, and a martingale collar. Additional medical will be completed as needed (i.e. dentals, diagnostics, and treatment).
Rebel Rarities
'Rebel Rarities' are dogs available for adoption who are not frequently available in rescue and/or are highly desirable. These dogs have an elevated adoption fee, which helps to offset the costs associated with rescuing and caring for dogs in our care. Includes spay/neuter, core vaccines plus bordatella, heartworm testing (if over 6 months old), microchip, and a martingale collar.
11 months and under $950 CAD
12 months - 7 years $850 CAD
8+ years $750 CAD
GOLDEN REBELS
$450 CAD
Golden Rebels are dogs who are in their golden years. They are super seniors, and although have lived a long life and are slowing down, they do not have any known terminal illnesses. They may have some ailments including vision or hearing loss, severe mobility issues, etc.
PALLIATIVE
$99 minimum donation​
Palliative pups have a known terminal illness and will need end of life care.
