Frequently Asked Questions Adoptions

Start by completing our adoption application. Once we review it, our team will contact you to discuss next steps and help match you with the right animal. To see what pets are available for adoption, click here.

Adoptions typically include vaccinations appropriate for age, spay or neuter, microchipping, and any medical care the animal received while with us. To learn more about our adoptable pets, click here.

Adoption fees vary by species, age, and medical needs. These fees help cover a portion of the veterinary care and resources each animal receives before going home.

Anyone who can provide a safe, stable, and loving home is welcome to apply. We’ll guide you through the process to ensure the match is a good fit for both you and the animal. To learn more about the adoption process and requirements, click here.

Our rescue cares for a variety of animals, primarily cats and dogs. Availability changes often, so check our current listings or reach out to learn who’s ready for adoption.

Adoption appointments are by appointment only, and are scheduled after you have submitted an application and it has been approved. Please contact us regarding any questions you cannot find the answers to on this website. Please note that the animal hospital staff cannot answer questions about adoptions.

The timeline varies depending on your application, the animal you’re interested in, and scheduling for meet-and-greets. Our team moves as quickly as possible while ensuring the best match.

Yes. A meet-and-greet helps ensure the animal’s personality aligns with your home and lifestyle. It’s an important step in creating a successful placement.

Adopters must be at least 21 years old and able to enter into an adoption agreement.

Yes, however all out of state adopters must have a prior veterinary reference. No first time owners will be accepted. Preference is given to local adopters, but ultimately the family who is the best fit for the animal is the most important criteria.

We recommend involving the intended recipient in the process to ensure the match is a good fit. Pet ownership is a long-term commitment, and participation helps create a successful adoption.