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Adoption Process

Step One

Come to our shelter to see which adorable adoptables you like.

Step Two

Complete the “Getting to Know You” questionnaire at the reception desk.

Step Three

Meet with an adoption counselor and your chosen cat or dog.

Step Four

Fill out papers to make it official.

Step Five

Head home with your new best friend the same day!

What to Bring
  • A current driver’s license (you must be over 18 years of age to adopt)

  • Necessary fees for adoption (credit card or cash payment, no checks)

  • Appropriate handling items for the animal that you are adopting: a carrier for a cat or other small item (available to be purchased at our shelter) or a collar and leash if you are adopting a dog (also available to be purchased at our shelter)

Adoption Fees

Dogs
Puppies (under 6 months): $400
Small Dogs (over 6 months old, under 40 pounds): $350
Large Dogs (over 6 months old, over 40 pounds): $225 – $350

Cats
Kitten (under 6 months): $150
Adult (over 6 months): $125

Small Animals
Birds, reptiles, and other small mammals: $30 – $50

What’s Included?
  • Spaying/neutering

  • Current vaccinations

  • Deworming

  • Heartworm test (for dogs)

  • Flea/tick treatment(s)

  • Microchipping

Frequently Asked Questions
Do you require appointments?

Adoptions are on a walk-in basis with no appointment needed to make adopting as convenient as possible for our community.

Is there an application to fill out in advance?

Our goal is to make the adoption process as enjoyable as possible, so we focus paperwork on helping you find a great match for your household. All adoption paperwork is completed on-site.

Are photos available for a specific pet?

You can find photos, videos, and bios of our adoptable pets on our Adoptable Pets page

Do you have a specific breed?

We never know for sure the breed mix of our dogs since they are rescues. We do often receive dogs that appear to be a specific breed, and they will be listed in our website adoptables listing. 

Is fostering an option or a need?

Our primary goal is to place animals in forever homes. Fostering plays a critical role in helping animals that need a bridge to adoption, and we identify fostering opportunities based on a specific animal’s needs. To help in that very important lifesaving way, please learn more on our Foster page. 

READY TO ADOPT?

Check out our adoptable pets or stop by the shelter today!