Are you thinking about adopting a Boston Terrier? Or would you like to become a foster parent for dogs?

In today’s podcast, I interview Tara Abston with the Southern Cross Boston Terrier Rescue.

Southern Cross Boston Terrier Rescue is headquartered in Tennessee but serves more than a dozen states when it comes to rescuing Boston’s.

The rescue is a 501 (c) 3 charity and has been in operation since 2005. In 2019 alone the rescue saved 82 Boston Terriers.

Topics Covered In The Interview

• Who is the Southern Cross Boston Terrier Rescue
  
  


• How to foster a Boston Terrier
  
  


• How to adopt a Boston Terrier
  
  

How Much Does It Cost To Adopt A Boston Terrier From A Rescue?

The Southern Cross Boston Terrier Rescue charges an adoption fee based on the age of the Boston.

This fee helps the rescue cover the cost of shots, fecal and heartworm tests, as well as other care costs for these wonderful Boston’s.

• 6 to 12 months  $400
  
  


• 13 months to 2 years  $375
  
  


• 3 – 7 years $350
  
  


• 8 years and older $150
  
  

What States Does Southern Cross Boston Terrier Rescue Cover?

Alabama

Arkansas

Georgia

Illinois

Indiana

Kentucky

Mississippi

Missouri

North Carolina

Ohio

South Carolina

Tennessee

Virginia

West Virginia

How To Contact The Southern Cross Boston Terrier Rescue

If you want to adopt or foster a Boston Terrier, or you have a question here is how you can constant Southern Cross.

• Southern Cross Boston Terrier Rescue Website (https://www.southerncrossbtr.com/)
  
  


• Email: scbtr2015@gmail.com
  
  


• Southern Cross’ Facebook Page
  
  


• Boston’s Available For Adoption
  
  


• Southern Cross’ Adoption Form
  
  


• How To Volunteer For The Rescue
  
  


• Donate To Southern Cross Boston Terrier Rescue
  
  

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