Our goal is to provide a “Happy Place” for homeless animals. No matter the path that brought them here, the animals have found safety, commitment, love and respect at Solutions for Animals, Inc. Some have never experienced these simple acts of kindness and responsibility. Others have, but an unfortunate owner illness or death has left them grieving. We must see them through their time of need. From here they will be placed into compatible, loving and responsible homes. We are not age discriminate, nor is color or size an issue. However, indoor housing, cleanliness, training, health care, social activities and so much more must be provided daily. We can only take in as many animals as we can properly care for. Saving a life and allowing that life to be neglected of any of the above, is a policy within SFA that will not be compromised. All adoptions are contingent on a completed consideration form and adoption fee’s vary based solely on expenses incurred for medical care and rehabilitation of each individual animal. Every animal is spayed/neutered before they leave SFA.
You will be asked to complete an Adoption Consideration Form if you see a pet that you are interested in adopting. (You can do this prior to visiting by emailing us the form or print it out and bring it with you). We will ask that the form be completed prior to hands on visitation with any pets. An Adoption Counselor will go over your completed form and answer questions you may have regarding the pet of interest as well as informing you of the pets history, temperament and specific needs such as exercise requirements, pending medical needs (if any), outdoor cats verses indoor cats etc. We reserve the right to refuse an adoption. All pets are adopted under an SFA Adoption Contract. You will be asked for photo identification. An adoption fee must be paid to help balance the cost of spay/neuter, vaccinations, parasite testing/treatment, grooming, housing and more. The money also acts as a donation to help support the organization as a whole so we can continue to help more animals in need. We want you to understand how hard it is for SFA to have a pet returned to the shelter because the pet doesn’t work out in the adoptive home. For the pet it is devastating to come back to the shelter to be homeless and unwanted - again!