Adoption First Animal Rescue

By enforcing state laws and local ordinances, Onslow County Animal Services works to safeguard the health and safety of county citizens, assure the humane treatment of animals, offer temporary sanctuary to stray and surrendered animals, and encourage responsible pet ownership. Jacksonville, North Carolina's facility is situated at 244 Georgetown Road.

Adult cats that were previously abandoned have a place to roam and play at CAPS. They can find beautiful forever homes and leave the shelter if given the chance for their true feline selves to show.

Our volunteer foster homes are fostering lifelong relationships between animals in need and their furever human families.

In addition to ensuring that animals are treated humanely, Duplin County Animal Services (DCAS) works to encourage responsible pet ownership, safeguard the health and safety of its citizens, and offer temporary sanctuary for unwanted and stray animals.

The pet adoption program at the Craven Pamlico Animal Services Center unites humans and animals. The Animal Services Center offers dogs, cats, and frequently small animals (sometimes known as "pocket pets") for adoption if you're looking for a new pet.

The only no-kill shelter in Craven County is Colonial Capital Humane Society (CCHS), which was founded in 1978. We are dedicated to giving abandoned, abused, and neglected animals a nurturing environment while they wait for their forever homes. CCHS is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization that relies on donations and volunteer labor.