Main Line Animal Rescue receives no federal, state or local funding and relies exclusively on the generosity of people like you. By donating, volunteering or adopting, you can take action that helps turn an animal in need into a loving family member.
There are millions of homeless pets across the country; if you do not live within our adoption area please check Petfinder.com and visit your local animal shelters for other pets who are waiting to be adopted. Once an application is submitted, we will proceed with checking your vet references. Please provide a phone number for your vet listed on your application. If you have had a pet before, we are looking for a consistent vet history, indicating that you have had at a minimum annual vet visits for required shots and that all of your pets have been spayed or neutered. We are unable to adopt to families with pets that are not neutered/spayed, unless there is a medical reason that is explained to us by your veterinarian. If this is your first time adopting a pet, and you do not have vet references, we certainly take that in to consideration during the adoption process. If an application is complete and fits within our requirements, you will hear back from us within 72 hours. Please keep in mind that any false, incomplete or withheld information will cause us to void your application. During your adoption appointment you will be meeting with a trained adoption counselor who is familiar with the pet(s) that you have applied for. Our visits are by appointment only so please come at your appointed time to be sure the volunteer is available to work with you. It’s possible that we will not have the right pet for you at this time; please check back as we get new animals daily. We sometimes have multiple applications on a particular animal. Applications are not on a first come first serve basis; rather, we strive to find the most suitable and appropriate home for each animal. All applicants must be at least 21 years of age. If you are visiting Main Line Animal Rescue's property, you assume all risk of activities during your visit, to include interacting with animals.