Animal Shelters

The Redemption, Adoption, and Public Education goals of the Tri-City Animal Shelter and Adoption Center are to offer exceptional care for detained and unwanted animals.

The mission of the Hancock County Animal Shelter is to encourage responsible pet ownership, safeguard the health and wellbeing of our locals, and ensure the safety and compassionate treatment of all animals. Our goal is to move healthy animals while ferociously providing temporary sanctuary for stray, unwanted, or abandoned animals. All adopted animals must undergo a health checkup, shots, and a necessary spay or neuter procedure as part of our program. Under the direction of a certified veterinarian, all activities are carried out by humane and professional employees in accordance with all applicable state, federal, and local rules and regulations.

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The municipal shelter serving Travis County and the City of Austin is called Austin Animal Center. No of their age, condition, breed, or species, we accept animals in need of shelter.a

The Kent County Animal Shelter (KCAS), a section of the Kent County Health Department, serves as both the county's animal control agency and the actual shelter.

We are committed to enhancing the quality of life for animals at the Pasco County Animal Shelter and increasing their chances of finding loving homes.

The Humane Society of Forsyth County (HSFC) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that has been helping the residents and animals of Forsyth County for more than 44 years. Since its founding in 1975, HSFC has found permanent, loving homes for more than 28,000 animals.

The Oakland County Animal Shelter and Pet Adoption Center's mission is to protect public safety by upholding applicable state laws, to inform the public about responsible pet ownership, to provide a safe haven for animals in our care, to try to reunite pets with their owners whenever possible, and to encourage responsible pet placement.

Ionia County's residents and animals are served by the Animal Care and Control Department. Ionia County and State of Michigan dog laws are enforced by the Animal Control Department. The Shelter accepts stray animals in Ionia County that have been abandoned by their owners or other people. Once the required stray hold time, imposed by the State, has passed, these animals are made available for adoption to the general public.