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Meet the animals ready for adoption
Would you like to help a rescued cat the best way possible? Meet our cats who are ready for a good home.adopt a cat |
Want to adopt a rescued dog? Meet our dogs who anxiously await a good home.adopt a dog |
adopt an animal
Please fill out an adoption application for any pet you are interested. Click here to view all our pets available for adoption on our Petfinder site. Each pet has 3 photos and a short biography.
Animal Alliance's animals are altered, vaccinated and assessed by our staff for any serious behavioral problems prior to placement with an adoptive family. The first few days post-adoption can be stressful as the pet gets used to its new routine and you get used to having a new 4-legged furry creature underfoot.
Click here to download an adoption contract.
fostering a pet
Some dogs come to Animal Alliance injured or ill and in need of a place to recuperate quietly from their wounds. Sometimes, dogs have been psychologically impaired by cruelty or neglect and need to learn to trust humans again. Some dogs are over-exuberant and need training to teach them manners. Some are well-adjusted great dogs already but need a break from the kennel.
A foster home assists with the rehabilitation of a dog by offering it a temporary home until a permanent adoptive home is identified. There is a lot of work involved in fostering and dogs may remain with their foster homes for several months. The foster home provides food, exercise and attention. All medical care is provided by Animal Alliance's Planned Pethood Clinic at no charge. If a prescription diet or medication of any kind are required we will provide these.
Fostering a dog frees up a cage in our shelter which clears the way for us to rescue another needy dog.
If you are interested in becoming a foster parent please call Animal Alliance at 609.818.1952 and fill out a foster care application by following the link below.
Click here for the foster care application.
Click here to download a foster care contract.
veterinary excellence
Routine care for our animals is provided by the staff veterinarians at Planned Pethood. Services include a routine medical exam, age-appropriate distemper & rabies vaccinations, de-worming, flea & tick preventatives, leukemia & FIV testing for cats and microchipping for dogs. We routinely accept animals in immediate need of skilled veterinary care due to horrific abuse, neglect & illness.
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