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Structured Adoption Gateway

By requiring prospective adopters to complete a formal online application, increase accountability and gather critical data, because a standardized intake process ensures better adopter-screening and long-term adoption success. This strategy establishes a deliberate, digital first step in the adoption journey, ensuring all applicants are vetted consistently and enabling the organization to track and support adopters over time. Unlike open or informal adoption processes, this approach emphasizes data-driven decision-making and operational transparency, reducing mismatches and returns.

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activities of orgs running this strategy

A sample of programmatic activities from the orgs above. These are what the strategy looks like on the ground.

  • Animal Rescue Partnerships ARIZONA BORDER COLLIE RESCUE
    direct service
    Partners with PACC911 to support broader animal rescue efforts and provides shelter walkers for dogs at East and Westside shelters and the Humane Society.
  • Border Collie Adoption Program ARIZONA BORDER COLLIE RESCUE
    direct service
    Operates an adoption program for Border Collies, facilitating 60 adoptions this year and a total of 4,541 dogs, which includes an online registration and application process, and provides information about adoption procedures.
  • Border Collie Adoption Program ARIZONA BORDER COLLIE RESCUE
    direct service
    Operates an adoption program for Border Collie rescue dogs, requiring online registration and an application process. The program offers Border Collies for adoption, including those certified through the American Border Collie Association, and has facilitated 60 adoptions this year and a total of 4,541 dogs.
  • Border Collie Foster Care ARIZONA BORDER COLLIE RESCUE
    direct service
    Provides foster homes for rescued Border Collies with families throughout Arizona and occasionally from nearby states.
  • Border Collie Rescue and Evaluation ARIZONA BORDER COLLIE RESCUE
    direct service
    Rescues Border Collies, including 62 this year and a total of 4,745 dogs, and evaluates them for behavioral traits such as compatibility with children, dogs, and cats, as well as training readiness and crate training.
  • Border Collie Rescue and Evaluation ARIZONA BORDER COLLIE RESCUE
    direct service
    Rescues Border Collies, including 62 this year and a total of 4,745 dogs, and evaluates them for behavioral traits such as compatibility with children, dogs, and cats, as well as training readiness and crate training. This includes re-homing dogs due to their specific exercise and energy needs.
  • Dog Training ARIZONA BORDER COLLIE RESCUE
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    Provides training for Border Collies, covering basic obedience, crate training, and leash manners.
  • Foster Care Program ARIZONA BORDER COLLIE RESCUE
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    Operates a foster care program that places rescued dogs in foster homes with families throughout Arizona and occasionally from nearby states, providing temporary housing for dogs in need.
  • Post-Adoption Support and Follow-up ARIZONA BORDER COLLIE RESCUE
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    Provides post-adoption support to new owners, including advice on training, nutrition, and activities, and follows up to check on the adjustment of the dog and new owner. Adopters also receive veterinary paperwork, licensing information, and microchip transfer verification.
  • Post-Adoption Support and Training ARIZONA BORDER COLLIE RESCUE
    direct service
    Provides post-adoption support to new owners, including advice on training, nutrition, activities, and follow-up on dog adjustment, as well as providing veterinary paperwork, licensing information, and microchip transfer verification.