First Step

It is important to this society that your gnome will be loved. Most of our gnomes have been orphaned. Many have actually witnessed their parents' deaths as they were ripped apart by predators like owls, bobcats or feral cats. Dag often finds these poor little creatures wandering the Monadnock forests dazed, cold and traumatized. Only after several weeks of gnomic therapy are we ready to put our little guys up for adoption.

For this reason we are very concerned that our gnomes end up in homes where love abounds. Not only must they have loving homes, but their new parents need to recognize that gnomes tend to be specialists, and should reside in the appropriate place. Take for example one of our recent adoptees, Snorre Venn, the toilet gnome. He is now happily homed in Hancock, New Hampshire in the bathroom of a little old lady who loves him very much.

You should carefully consider your ability to provide your new family member with love and an appropriate place to live.

Next Step

If you are comfortable that you can provide an appropriate home for a gnome, look over those on our Gnomes Looking for Homes page. Complete the gnome adoption application form and wait for our response (1-2days for application review). GASM will take care of vaccinations and paperwork and will transport your gnome to you. There is an adoption fee of $34.00 for regular Gnomes which covers the cost for the following items:

• Vaccinations against Gnome Dandruff, Chapped Nose Disease, Wilting Hat Disease and Gnovid19.

• Registration with the International Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Gnomes.

• A Copy of your Adoption Papers

• Gnome Medical Checkup

• Spaying or Neutering

• Transportation from GASM to your home

• A very large donation to local homeless shelters

There is an additional cost of $5.00 for specialty gnomes to cover training costs.

Payments can be made at Paypal

To make a payment for a Gnome just click on this Paypal link.

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