Adopting/Application
Bolt- 4 years old, terrier mix. Bolt is a calm guy, who loves attention. He is dog friendly with dogs his size or bigger since he is dominant with smaller dogs. Neutered and has all vaccines
Precious-7 years old, terrier mix. Precious is a very spunky girl who has a mind of her own, she loves to go on walks and run around. She is great with kids. She is not dog friendly. Spayed and has all vaccines
Nigel- 7 years old, terrier mix. Nigel is a super loving guy who enjoys going on walks and playing with toys. Nigel is dog selective so a meet and greet would be required if you have another dog. Neutered and has all vaccines
Rowan- 9 years old, Hound. Rowan is an old fella who just loves living life. Rowan loves going on walks and sniffing everything he can, he is not dog friendly. Neutered and has all vaccines
Joshua came to our shelter very scared and leery of people, but now he is so happy and so sweet, he loves going on walks and spending time with the volunteers. He is only dog friendly with female dogs. 70lbs, has all vaccines
Adoption application/ available animals
Adopting a shelter animal is a wonderful decision that not only changes the life of the animal you bring into your home but also positively impacts your own life. Here are some reasons why adopting a shelter animal is a great idea:
Saving a Life: By adopting from a shelter, you're giving an animal a second chance at life. Many animals in shelters have faced abandonment, neglect, or abuse, and by adopting them, you're providing them with a loving home and a fresh start.
Variety of Animals: Shelters have a wide variety of animals available for adoption, ranging from puppies and kittens to older dogs and cats. You're sure to find a companion that fits your lifestyle and preferences.
Health Benefits: Studies have shown that owning a pet can have numerous health benefits, including reduced stress, lower blood pressure, and increased physical activity. The companionship of a shelter animal can also provide emotional support and improve overall well-being.
Cost-Effective: Adopting from a shelter is often more affordable than buying from a breeder or pet store. Shelters typically charge a nominal adoption fee, which usually includes vaccinations, spaying/neutering, and sometimes even microchipping.
Supporting a Good Cause: By adopting from a shelter, you're supporting a worthy cause and helping to reduce pet overpopulation. Shelters rely on adoption fees and donations to care for their animals and continue their rescue efforts.
Community Impact: Adopting from a shelter helps alleviate the strain on animal shelters and reduces the number of animals euthanized due to overcrowding. It also promotes responsible pet ownership within the community.
Unconditional Love: Shelter animals are often very grateful for the chance to be part of a loving family. They can form strong bonds with their adopters and provide endless love, loyalty, and companionship.
Before adopting, make sure to consider factors such as your lifestyle, living situation, and the needs of the animal you're interested in. Take your time to find the perfect match, and remember that patience and understanding are key when bringing a new pet into your home.