Our Mission: To promote the humane treatment of companion animals through protection, placement, education, and example.
We’re glad you’ve decided to adopt a shelter pet! Public visiting hours at the CAHS Shelter are 12-7 p.m. Monday through Friday and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. on Saturday. If shelter hours are going to be different, that information will be located on our home page. Please note that the shelter will be closed the third Wednesday of each month for staff meetings, and extra cleaning. No appointment is necessary to visit the shelter. Adoption profiles must be started 15 minutes before close. It is important to bring any children in the house with you to meet potential pets. We also recommend that all family members be present for an adoption. This will help ensure that the potential pet is the best possible fit for everyone in your family! What to Bring: Government-issued ID; Cash or a credit card to pay for your adoption fee(s) and optional supplies; A carrier for your adopted cat or a leash and collar for your adopted dog. These items are available for sale at the CAHS Shelter if you do not own them. Please plan for approximately an hour to complete your adoption. If the shelter is busy, it could take longer. You will be asked to complete a one-page profile and then an Adoption Counselor will meet with you to discuss your pet(s) of interest. Animals go home at the time of adoption. Adoption Counselors invest time with you to make sure you’re fully informed before you leave and have all the resources you need to introduce your new pet(s) into your home. About a week after you adopt, a CAHS Adoption Counselor will follow-up with you to see how things are going and offer assistance should you need it. Please note, CAHS does not offer refunds on adoption fees. We encourage you to call regarding any difficulties you have. We have many resources available to help make your adoption a successful match.
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