Our Adoption Process
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Browse Adoptable Dogs
View our available dogs at our Florida and Alabama locations. Our website is updated every 30 minutes so this is the most accurate listing of our available dogs.
Meet Our Matchmakers
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Visit our adoption facility, open 7 days a week from 10am to 5pm, to connect with our staff and meet the dogs. Bring the entire family, including your current dogs.
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Complete The Adoption
If it’s a match, our adoption team will go over medical records and paperwork and will help you finalize details for your new forever friend!
ADOPTIONS
Walk-Ins are welcome to visit with our sweet puppies and dogs during adoption hours. If you want to get a head start on the paperwork, fill out the adoption application here.
Each application is GENERAL and does not reserve a specific dog. Dogs are adopted on a first come, first serve basis.
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Prior to taking your new dog home, we will require any dogs currently residing in your home to meet the dog at our facility. Our trainers will help with this introduction for the greatest chance of success.
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*If you have previously submitted an application and everything has stayed the same, your application is still good, and there is no need to submit a new application!
Interested in Adopting?
Once you’ve chosen the perfect pet and paid your adoption fee, you can bring home your best friend.
All of our rescues are spayed/neutered, up to date on vaccines, and are microchipped before adoption.
We will also send each pet home with sample food and one month’s supply of heartworm preventative medication based on available supplies.
3 Days
​The initial days are crucial for the new pet to decompress from the stress of the move and adjust to the new environment. This phase involves providing a safe, quiet space, avoiding overstimulation, and allowing the pet to settle in.​
3 Weeks
3 Months
During this period, the pet begins to explore their surroundings, learn routines, and start to trust their new family. This is also a time when behavioral issues might emerge, so consistent routines and positive reinforcement are important.
By three months, most pets have settled into their new home, formed bonds with their family, and developed a sense of security. This phase focuses on continued training, socializing, and building a stronger bond with the pet.
Adoption Fees
Adoption fees are based on dog’s age, breed, and length of stay.
Walk-ins are now being taken between the hours of 10 am-4 pm.
Purebred & Hypoallergenic Dogs
Our last adoption is at 4:00, and our last meet and greet will be conducted at 3:30.
Meet and greets do, however, require an appointment.
Mixed-Breed Dogs
Our last adoption is at 4:00, and our last meet and greet will be conducted at 3:30.
Meet and greets do, however, require an appointment.
