Adopt!

Thank you for coming to see the dogs and cats currently up for adoption through our organization. We have many breeds, ages, and personality types to fit your family and lifestyle. Genders are indicated by the colored dot on the images. Pink for females, blue for males. If you have any questions about our animals, please contact us. During their stay with us, each foster begins basic training and socialization so that they get a jump start into living in a home environment. We are currently not a kennel-based shelter, we only use foster homes so that each cat and dog can live with a family, in better preparation for the life waiting for them.

However, keep in mind that sometimes the animals we have in foster need a bit of extra patience and support. We often get skittish and shy cats, behavioral challenged dogs, and exasperated humans which can often be a bit stressful, especially for the animals.

Adoption fees vary depending on animal type and age, but below is a quick guide to get a better idea. We hold adoption discounts and specials throughout the year, so please feel free to inquire!

• Puppies: $350.00
• Adult dogs: $200-250.00
• Kittens: $160.00
• Adult Cats: $100.00

Adoption fees include but are not limited to: Veterinary examinations, age-appropriate deworming and vaccinations, fecal testing, spay/neuter, micro-chipping, probiotics during their stay with us, DNA testing (upon request), and much more.

DOB: 02/19/2021 Breed: Domestic short-hair Gender: Neutered Male Description: Rescued from outside, so he’s struggling with human contact. He loves other cats and is a good house guest, but isn’t a fan of humans. Social skills will continue to be worked with while in foster.

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DOB: 03/25/2021 Gender: Neutered Male Breed: Domestic short-hair Description: Miraz is an outgoing cat that was brought to foster as a young kitten. Due to a prior injury, a hind leg had to be amputated, turning Miraz into a well-functioning tripod. In foster, Miraz has socialized well with other cats, dogs and children. He is often found in laps, begging for attention. He would love to be adopted with his BFF, Maugrim, but it is not mandatory. Miraz has no troubles with his handicap, and can use a litter box just fine and even can make it on top of cat trees.

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DOB: 03/10/2022 Breed: Domestic medium-hair Gender: Neutered Male Description: Coming Soon!

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DOB: 03/13/2022 Breed: Domestic short-hair Gender: Neutered Male Description: Coming Soon!

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DOB: 03/13/2022 Breed: Domestic short-hair Gender: Neutered Male Description: Coming Soon!

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DOB: 03/13/2022 Breed: Domestic short-hair Gender: Neutered Male Description: Not yet available

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Coming Soon

Felines:










Canines:

None at this time