Provides animal adoption of dogs, cats, rabbits and small mammals. Adoption includes spay/neuter surgery, initial vaccines, flea treatment, one free health exam at participating veterinary clinics, de-worming, and microchip.

Works to protect lost dogs and attempts to reunite them with their owners. Issues dog licenses, handles stray or problem dogs, attempts to find new owners for unclaimed adoptable dogs.

Services include adoptions of dogs and cats; discount programs for pet neutering/spaying; lost and found registry of pets; training class for dogs; pet therapy in nursing homes; foster home program for stray animals; dog licensing; humane education program for children; and a speakers bureau.

Provides shelter for injured and baby skunks, as well as unwanted or rescued pet skunks. Some may be available for adoption, depending on temperament and health condition.

Offers Adopt-A-Pet, pet visitation to nursing homes, tours of the shelter for grade school children, Pet of the Week programs, and education on pet care and treatment. Also investigates complaints of cruelty to animals.

Large variety of new & used items. Accept donations of clothing, children’s toys, furniture, household appliances, tools, musical instruments, antiques, collectibles, books, and decorative items. All proceeds from the Menagerie support the operation and mission of the Animal Welfare League.

We can dispense heartworm and flea & tick medications as long as your pet has been seen by our veterinarian within the past year, adoption services, shelter, as well as spay and neuter services at a reduced price and microchipping, appointments and prepayment is required.

Prepares animals for adoption from animal shelters. Conducts screening of potential adoptive families and provides adoptive families with basic education on pet care.

Places stray and homeless domestic pets with people who are willing to provide for their care. All pets placed for adoption receive a veterinary examination, their first set of shots, are dewormed and are spayed or neutered.

A non-profit animal welfare organization comitted to advocating and compassionately caring for the abandoned, abused, and neglected animals in our community, and finding them loving homes.

Provides the services of an animal warden. Will kennel lost animals for a short period of time, provides animal control and rescue services, and offers animal adoption.

Available dogs include those who have been lost, discarded, abandoned, injured or neglected. Most are lost dogs who have not been reclaimed by their original owners. All dogs available for adoption have already been spayed or neutered, micro chipped and fully vaccinated.

Stop by the shelter to fill out a questionnaire which will help us match you with the right pet.

Provides animal adoption services. Applicants must allow CAHS the option to conduct a home visit to confirm that your home will be a good environment for a new pet. We do not require a home visit for all adopters. We do home visits in extremely rare cases such as if the dog or cat requires unique medical care or if the dog has unique behavioral issues.

Adoptable cats pictured on the website are all vaccinated (FVRCP, Rabies as age appropriate), spayed/neutered, and have received flea and de-worming medication while they are at the shelter and will receive a microchip before they go home.

Provides the opportunity for older adults to adopt mature pets (seven years or older) at a reduced price of a regular adoption. Adoption Includes a complete physical examination for ear mites, fleas, basic pre-screening blood tests, microchipping, first set of vaccinations and sterilization.

Provides dog adoptions and dog licensing. Does not accep cats.Report lost and found dogs here.

A entirely volunteer run organization whose mission is to help animals in need through sheltering, adoption, education, feral spay & neuter, and community outreach. The organization is primarily set up as a cat rescue, but open to rescues of all breeds.

Handles and investigates complaints regarding stray or barking dogs or dog bites. Provides a kennel for loose or abandoned dogs and offers dogs for adoption. Enforces animal-related ordinances. Does not accept dogs from individual owners.

Provides stray dogs, puppies, cats and kittens destined for euthanasia with foster care and offers adoption services to place foster animals into permanent homes. Provides testing, spay/neutering and inoculations for foster animals before adoption.

Provides cats and dogs for adoption.

Offers animals for adoption. Both dogs and cats are available at the shelter. At the time of adoption, an interview will determine if the potential owner is a good match for the chosen pet. In addition to the pre-adoption interview.

Provides animal services for the City of Brook Park. Includes pickup of stray animals, who are held at least 3 days, more if there is space. Animals are given necessary medical care when possible, and are eventually offered for adoption if not reclaimed. Cats not reclaimed or adopted go to the APL; dogs go to the County kennel. Provides information on poisons dangerous to animals. Rescues animals in Brook Park who are in danger, and investigates incidences of animal cruelty. Does limited humane trapping - resident requests trap, and Animal Control sets and clears it.

Full service veterinary clinic. Provide animal shelter, and Humane Department that investigates complaints of animal neglect, abuse or abandonment.