Adoptions

We are a municipal animal shelter for the City of Las Vegas. We contract with our county to provide animal services. We are a small shelter and are constantly full and trying to rehome as many friendly, happy, adoptable dogs as we can. We have not had to euthanize for space but our numbers are making it difficult to keep on. Our staff are dedicated and caring.

Our mission is: Since 1969, our mission has been to prevent cruelty, abuse, neglect, and overpopulation of companion animals while seeking adoption of these animals into compatible homes, and teaching humane awareness and respect for all life, thus helping to build a better community. We are contracted by Portage County to provide Humane Officer services and intake and care for all domestic animals. We have five humane officers. We provide education to schools on dog safety and other pet related topics.

4 Paws Sake PA educates, reunites, connects, and rescues. We do this by helping to educate the public by building community awareness and partnering with other animal focused nonprofits that by choosing to work together we can help save more lost, neglected, abused, and forgotten animals. We hope to create a kinder, gentler world for our area's animals with compassion, kindness, and a safe place to heal and grow while finding them a positive fur-ever home.

PupStarz Rescue is a dedicated animal welfare organization committed to rescuing and rehabilitating dogs and cats from public shelters who are at high risk of euthanasia, as well as those in danger of abuse or neglect. Since our founding in 2015, we have saved over 4,800 animals, thanks to our passionate team of volunteers and foster families. We are a foster-based rescue, which means we rely on our community of volunteers to open their homes and hearts to animals in need. Every animal in our care receives proper medical attention, including spaying/neutering, vaccinations, and microchipping. Our mission is to place these animals in loving, responsible, and committed forever homes, ensuring that the adoption is a perfect match for both the pet and their new family. We do what we do because we believe every animal deserves a chance at a happy, healthy life. Our commitment to their welfare doesn’t end with adoption; we offer ongoing support to adopters, including positive training techniques and open communication to ensure a smooth transition. Our work is driven by our love for animals and our dedication to making a difference in their lives.

We are committed to improving animal welfare by eliminating cruelty and pet overpopulation through education, , providing shelter, promoting lifetime adoptions and spay/neuter programs.

Our organization is a foster based rescue that special in neonatal and special needs animals. Neonates and special needs are a very critical population that other rescues do not have the ability of knowledge on how to care for properly.

A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue was formed to make it easier for people to adopt animals in need and for animals to find their forever homes. We also provide education, community, and support to forever families and their adopted pets.

We are a nonprofit 501(c)(3), dedicated to rescuing border collies in need. We rehabilitate and train dogs to place in loving forever homes. We spay and neuter all dogs available for adoption. We are, also, developing programs to help bring SNIP bus to rural communities.

Low Country kitten rescue Incorporated in 2005 and is focused on orphaned kittens. We hand raise, vaccinate, sterilize and adopt out orphan kittens. Our medical director Dr Price also conducts talks and attends events for the public teaching them about careers in veterinary medicine and responsible pet ownership.

In 1981, Brazos Animal Shelter was incorporated as a non-profit 501(c)3 organization. The facility opened at 2207 Finfeather Road, Bryan in 1983. Brazos Animal Shelter accepted animals from the City of College Station, City of Bryan, Brazos County and surrounding counties. On July 1, 2011, we opened our doors to the new location at 5359 Leonard Road, accepting stray animals from the City of College Station and areas served by the Brazos County Sheriff’s department. The contract with the City of Bryan ended on August 31, 2011. All animals found within the city limits of Bryan are now taken to the Bryan Animal Center on Finfeather Road. In the Fall of 2012, we changed our name to Aggieland Humane Society (AgHS) as a representation of the spirit of our region!