Potter League For Animals

Help guarantee that each dog or cat brought into the North Kingstown Animal Shelter receives the proper medical care, immunizations, and spaying or neutering before adoption.

The division's objective is to ensure that all pet owners adhere to local and state rules. The Animal Control Division is staffed by a warden and an assistant.

The goal of the Friends of the Bristol Animal Shelter is to support the Town of Bristol in its efforts to keep the sick, abused, abandoned, and homeless animals that enter the Bristol Animal Shelter in a secure and healthy environment until they find their forever homes. In order to achieve this, we will finance both routine and urgent veterinarian care for the animals under their care. In order to decrease the mistreatment, exploitation, and abandonment of companion animals, we are also committed to promoting humane education.

The North Kingstown-Exeter Animal Protection League (NKEAPL), which was established and incorporated in 1968, runs the no-kill Pet Refuge. We added "Exeter" to our name in 1976. We are a private, nonprofit organization that relies on ongoing fundraising activities (such bazaars and tag sales) and the contributions of friends, members, business owners, and community leaders in the form of time, money, and resources.

There are no same-day adoptions at the Exeter Animal Shelter. There is a charge associated with adoption, but it's worth it for a lifetime of happiness.