Homeward Bound Project

Welcome to the homepage of the Homeward Bound Project.

HOMEWARD BOUND UPDATES

We are currently adding more dogs looking for a new home! Thanks for helping many other animals find a home in out last transport. If you are interested in a new dog, or you just want to help, you can find out how to help be checking our website or joining our email list by emailing Justin .

We have now expanded to four picture pages! Be sure to check them all out!

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Every day thousands of animals enter shelters across the country. Others are neglected, dumped on the side of the road, and left to die by some people. We are trying to help, and you can too. Please have your pets spayed or neutered and always think adoption first!
The Homeward Bound project is funded through the
Endowed Professorship for Humane Ethics and Animal Welfare
at the Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine.
Veterinary students from the Northeast started this project after seeing the needs of the local shelters and recognizing an opportunity to help animals in need by transporting them to an area where they could find homes. In its first year, this project has saved the lives of over 500 animals.

ADOPTION FEES
These puppies and adults are not for sale. Instead, they are up for adoption.
The fee for adopting an animal is $100, which covers:
1. The spay or neuter
2. The first set of vaccinations, including kennel cough
3. Rabies vaccination if the animal is old enough
4. Deworming
5. The transport of the animal
Email Krista with any questions.
Join the Homeward Bound email list
Just send an email with the word ADD in the subject line.

Even if you cannot adopt one of these animals,
you can still help in the fight against over population.
Have your vet spay or neuter your pet.
If you would like to make a contribution to the Homeward Bound fund click on the link.

Last updated 2:05pm, June 30, 2008
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