Animals Available for Adoption

Step 1:

When you are ready to meet a pet, please sign your name on the sign-in sheet which can be found on-site at the Adoption table.

Step 2:

Please return to the Adoption Information tent when it is your turn. You will meet with an Adoption Counselor to discuss your application and review information on the pet(s) you would like to meet, including any known medical history and behavior information.

Step 3:

It’s time for the Meet & Greet! You will be directed to a play yard where you and your party will be introduced to your dog or puppy or to the Cat Cottage to meet your selected cat or kitten.

Step 4:

If the Meet & Greet goes well, you will be directed back to the Adoption Information tent to continue the Adoption counseling and finalize the paperwork.

All pets at the shelter beyond their stray holding period can go home with you the same day. A full adoption will be processed if your new furry friend is already spayed or neutered. If the pet is not yet spayed or neutered, it can leave with you on a Pre-Adopt, which is a temporary foster program where you are responsible for all supplies and care for the pet, except for the spay or neuter surgery which is the shelter’s responsibility. In most cases, the date for the spay and neuter surgery is decided before you pre-adopt, and you will be informed of the date before you leave with the pet. Once the surgery is done, the adoption contract is completed. Payment for the adoption is due at the time of pre-adopt.

Animal descriptions are an approximation. While every effort is made to keep website information current, we cannot guarantee that the animals listed on these pages will be available when you visit. 

Note: California law requires that all adopted dogs and cats be spayed or neutered before finalizing any adoption.

Click here to apply for the Foster Program.