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Adoptable Pets

We're excited to help you find your new best friend! We invite you to learn more about the pets in our care and apply to bring your new friend home.

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Discover your new best friend among our adoptable dogs. Whether you're seeking a companion for long walks, a playmate for your children, or simply a furry friend to bring joy into your life, our shelter has a diverse selection of dogs eager to find their forever homes.

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Whether you're a seasoned cat lover or new to feline companionship, our shelter offers a variety of adorable cats waiting to charm their way into your home. Each of our cats has a unique personality and story, ready to become a cherished member of your family.

ADOPTION PROCESS

Step 1: Adoption Application

  • Fill out an application: If you are interested in a specific animal, make sure to include their name. If you are looking for help identifying a match, the completion of the application starts the process. 

  • ​Background Verifications: Our first step to approval is completing vet record checks and home ownership/landlord checks. Requirements are:

    • Vet record checks: All current pets must be spayed/neutered and up-to-date on vaccinations. We also verify that pets in your care (current or past) received regular veterinary care.

    • Home/landlord checks: We complete checks to ensure pets are allowed to live at the residence and ask about any breed, weight, or other restrictions from the landlord or city. 

Step 2: Meet and Greet

Once an application is approved, our manager will be in touch to discuss next steps, including a meet and greet. At this time, our manager can answer any questions you have about the dog/cat and our process. We require a meet and greet with all dogs to ensure we are finding the best fit for everyone. We also prefer to have all human companions involved as well.

Step 3: Furever Family!

After a successful meet and greet, you will be able to take your new best friend home! All animals are spayed/neutered, microchipped, and vaccinated prior to adoption. If the animal is too young for spay/neuter, adopters will be required to sign a contract committing to spay/neuter the animal. (We cover this cost if you use our veterinarian.) 

Note: AHAR retains the right to refuse any adoption for any reason.

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