Lee County Cell Dogs

Together, the Lee County Sheriff's Office, the Gulf Coast Humane Society, the Cape Coral Animal Shelter, and the Lee County Domestic Animal Services give second-chance canines and Lee County inmates the chance to learn from one another and improve everyone's life.

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Guardians of Florida Animal Rescue, Inc

We locate loving homes for neglected, abused, and abandoned animals and provide them with general and medical care, as well as a shelter until they can find their permanent homes.

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Cat Tails And More, Inc.

Cat Tails and More is a 501(c)3 nonprofit animal rescue organization. We help cats and dogs find new, permanent homes.

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Gulf Coast Humane Society

Our goal is to give abandoned animals with humane treatment by providing a safe haven, first-rate medical attention, and an adoptive home. More than 3,000 animals in need of sensitive care are taken in by us every year.

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Fur and Tails Animal Rescue

In Fort Myers, Florida, there is a farm where Fur and Tails Animal Rescue operates. Here, farm animals, puppies, kittens, dogs, and cats are all taken care of.

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Can I adopt a pet from Lee County Cell Dogs?

Yes, Lee County Cell Dogs helps facilitate pet adoptions. Call (239) 258-3280 to learn more about the process.

Does Lee County Cell Dogs accept animal donations?

Many shelters accept donations. Contact Lee County Cell Dogs at (239) 258-3280 to see how you can contribute.

Where is Lee County Cell Dogs located?

Lee County Cell Dogs is located at 14750 6 Mile Cypress Pkwy in Fort Myers, Florida.

What types of animals are available at Lee County Cell Dogs?

Lee County Cell Dogs may have dogs, cats, and other animals available for adoption. Availability can vary.

Can I volunteer at Lee County Cell Dogs?

Lee County Cell Dogs may offer volunteer opportunities. Call (239) 258-3280 to learn how to get involved.