Our dog adoption fee is $225 and the cat adoption fee is one for $80 or two for $100. These fees include spay/neuter, microchip and vaccinations. If you are an out of state adopter we cannot guarantee covering all medical expenses.

The first step is to fill out a Dog Adoption Application. Potential adopters are required to foster for at least one night prior to adoption. Applications are reviewed and approved prior to beginning the foster to adopt process. After you have fostered a dog for a few nights and days we ask for an adoption decision. If it’s not the right fit the dog comes back to us and moves on to the next interested adopter! If you choose to adopt after fostering we go ahead and finalize the adoption with payment, signed adoption agreement and the transfer of records and microchip to the adopters name. We want an adoption to be a perfect match for both the dog and the adopter and we work closely with potential adopters to learn what dog might work best for their home. 

It is the intention of the Animal Adoption Center to find permanent homes for our animals. However, if at any time an adopter is unable to keep their animal they are required to contact the AAC to discuss surrendering the animal back to the AAC or other rehoming options. This is a continuing obligation for the life of the animal. An animal adopted from the AAC shall not be surrendered to any other animal shelter or organization. If an animal is returned within two weeks of adoption the adoption fee will be refunded.

The first step is to fill out a Cat Adoption Application. Once submitted our team will contact you to set up a time for you to come meet our adoptable cats. Applications are reviewed and approved prior to your appointment so that once you’ve picked out your new cat we can quickly process the adoption and send you home to settle in! 

Adoption is considered final on the day you take your new cat home, however; the AAC recognizes that an adjustment period of days or weeks may be necessary before your cat is fully comfortable in their new home. The AAC grants a two week trial period with cat adoptions to ensure that a good match is made. 

It is the intention of the Animal Adoption Center to find permanent homes for our animals. However, if at any time an adopter is unable to keep their animal they are required to contact the AAC to discuss surrendering the animal back to the AAC or other rehoming options. This is a continuing obligation for the life of the animal. An animal adopted from the AAC shall not be surrendered to any other animal shelter or organization. If an animal is returned within two weeks of adoption the adoption fee will be refunded.

Adoption fees are only refunded if a dog or cat is returned to us within two weeks of adoption.

Any animal adopted from the AAC is always welcomed back if for any reason you can no longer care for him or her at any point in their life. We will always work with owners to help them rehome their pet themselves through a courtesy listing on Petfinder or facilitate their return to the AAC.

Adopters must be at least 24 years old to adopt a cat or dog. If you are under the age of 24 you may be approved on a case by case basis if you have a co-signer that is older than 24 and can accept responsibility if something happens.

Adopters who rent their home must have landlord approval in order to adopt. The AAC team will need verbal confirmation from said landlord.

We welcome out of area adopters, however we require prospective adopters to visit our facility and meet the animal and our staff in person. We do not ship animals.