What’s the timeline for vetting my foster animal?
Once the animal arrives in the foster home, the Foster Medical Manager will reach out to fosters and get them scheduled for vetting as soon as possible. The goal is to try to get surgery done within two weeks of intake but sometimes it is 3-4 weeks. If surgery is scheduled further out, then the Foster Medical Manager will arrange for the foster animal to go into Princeton or go to RSR partner clinic for initial intake vetting.
Ruff Start Rescue ensures the well-being of all the animals under the rescue’s care. These are some of the most asked questions for new and existing fosters.
EMERGENCY
For emergencies that happen 6 am – 6 pm M-F, email the Vetting Staff “URGENT” in the subject line.
AFTER HOURS EMERGENCY
For emergencies outside of business hours (6 pm – 6 am M-F and weekends) call vetting at 763-334-5241.
NOT SURE IF IT’S AN EMERGENCY?
View this document: Medical Emergency Levels
What’s the timeline for vetting my foster animal?
Once the animal arrives in the foster home, the Foster Medical Manager will reach out to fosters and get them scheduled for vetting as soon as possible. The goal is to try to get surgery done within two weeks of intake but sometimes it is 3-4 weeks. If surgery is scheduled further out, then the Foster Medical Manager will arrange for the foster animal to go into Princeton or go to RSR partner clinic for initial intake vetting.
Dog Vetting Information
Dogs: Pregnant & Nursing
Heartworm
Worms
Mange
Parvovirus
cat Vetting Information
Cats: Pregnant & Nursing
Kittens
FIV/FELV
Ringworm