ANIMAL ADOPTION CENTER
316
ADOPTIONS IN 2025
5,974
ANIMALS ADOPTED SINCE 2004
1,366
SPAYS/NEUTERS FACILITATED IN 2025
25,962
SPAYS/NEUTERS FACILITATED SINCE 2009
UNDERDOG OF THE MONTH
Meet the Underdog of the Month- Queso! Queso is the sweetest gal around, and we can’t believe she’s still here! She’s been with us for quite some time, quietly winning hearts everywhere she goes. When Queso first arrived, she was very shy and unsure, but with patience and love she has truly blossomed into an amazing, confident dog. Watching her come out of her shell has been such a joy for everyone who knows her.
Queso comes with glowing reviews from all of her fosters, who rave about her gentle nature, loving personality, and how easy she is to have around. She settles in quickly, enjoys spending time with her people, and brings a calm, happy energy wherever she goes. This special girl is the kind of companion who makes every day a little brighter just by being by your side. Whether it’s relaxing at home or heading out for a little adventure, Queso is happiest when she’s sharing life with the people she loves.
If Queso sounds like she may be your perfect match- fill out an application today!
SOPHIE’S STORY
Enjoy this heartwarming story of Sophie and her adopter. Fostering goes a long way and who knows you could find your Sophie one day!
TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Animals live because you give!
Give Today
The Animal Adoption Center is a 501(c)3 nonprofit animal rescue organization. Your gift directly supports our rescue and adoption programs, educational initiatives, and our spay/neuter program.
Lulu’s Fund Match
The Lulu’s Fund has been a longtime supporter of the Animal Adoption Center. Thanks to the generous support of fund founder’s, Tim & Sandy Day, the AAC has two annual matching opportunities. These matches support the AAC’s life-saving programs through the New Leash on Life Challenge and our statewide spay/neuter efforts through the Spay/Neuter Challenge.
Nightingale Fund
This fund provides life-saving and life-changing surgeries, veterinary care, and rehabilitation to animals who otherwise would spend their remaining days in pain and suffering before being euthanized in a shelter. Thanks to the Nightingale Fund dogs like, Harry, were able to get the care they needed to live a full life.
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