Adoption

There are costs involved in taking care of pets at the shelter and this is the amount that has been determined by law. Many people treat something they get for free just like that, "it is free, I can always get another". We do not want to condone that belief, especially when it comes to [...]

Unfortunately, there are over 10,000 dogs and cats born in the country every minute and there are not enough good homes for them all. Animal Shelters exist because no one can take care of all the animals and some pet owners are irresponsible. One means of controlling pet overpopultaiotn is to have pets spayed or [...]

The process is simple. Come in and find a pet that you think will be a 'good fit' for your family. Fill out a fairly simple application. The next day (we always have a 1-day waiting period), call to see if your application has been accepted. We have an obligation to these pets to try [...]

Stray domestic pets (dogs and cats) are held for at least one week (7 days) before we put them up for adoption. During that time we advertise them in the lost and found section of the newspaper. If an owner gives up their pet, no holding period is required. We put them up for adoption [...]

We always have dogs and cats. Occasionally we have other small domestic pets (rabbits, guinea pigs, gerbils, hamsters, parakeets, goldfish, ferrets, parrots, ...etc.) We also respond to calls involving all sorts of wildlife including birds, snakes, deer, bats, skunks, beaver, opossum, raccoons, chipmunks, ground squirrels, groundhogs, coyotes, wolves, fox, badgers, fish, ...etc., which we release [...]