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Things to Consider Before Getting a Pet
If you are like most of us, falling in love with a pet is easy. Pets give us unconditional love and loyalty, and provide constant companionship. Adopting a pet, however, is a big decision. Dogs, cats and small animals are living beings that require a considerable amount of time, money and commitment — over 15 years worth in many cases. Pet ownership can be rewarding, but only if you think through your decision before you adopt.
Adopt
Adopting a pet is a big decision. We hope that with the help of the following links, we will be able to provide some direction and insight into this important decision. Please keep in mind that our selection of adoptable animals changes daily. Plan to visit us often as you search for the right companion for your family. We look forward to helping you.
Puppy, Kitten or Adult?
Which is right for you?
Few people can resist the face of a puppy or kitten, and often assume they must start with a baby animal when choosing a pet. Unfortunately, animal shelters often see these adorable animals returned when they are less than one year-old because well-meaning adopters did not account for the time and energy required to raise a puppy, or the kitten was more than they bargained for. Most of these adopters could have been more successful with an adult dog or cat that required less effort.
What is a Working Cat Program?
Why adopt a working cat?
Supporting a working cat is a safe, inexpensive way to control the rodent population while providing a home for a cat who cannot be adopted out to an indoor household. There are no poisons for children and pets to get into and no need to set nasty rodent traps while employing a working cat. This environmentally friendly pest control saves money and prevents horses, livestock, and dogs from being accidentally poisoned.
Pet Request Program
Finding The Right Pet Can Be An Exhausting Process…
…but we can help! Through our Pet Request Program we’ll do the searching for you!
The cost is $50 (non-refundable) for a 90-day search or until you adopt a match, whichever comes first.
Puppies under 4 months of age do not qualify for the Pet Request program. Please limit searches to those 4 months of age and older.
