Are you ready to adopt a sweet, happy animal to love furrrever?
ABOVE: Martina, shepherd mix puppy, and in her forever home today.
When you adopt a pet from Tri-County Animal Rescue, you have the opportunity to provide a wonderful animal with a safe shelter and a loving environment. Whether you have questions about pet ownership or need help choosing the right companion, our pet adoption counselors are here to assist you. If you are ready to adopt a pet, please review our adoption process below or come and meet one of our adoption counselors. You can save a life—adopt a pet from the Tri-County Animal Rescue today! Now, go look for your new pet!
Left to Right: Crash, 3 y/o terrier mix; Wink, 1 y/o DSH missing an eye; Manny, 2-month-old terrier mix; Aimee, 2 y/o husky mix.
ADOPTION PROCESS
The basic requirements for adoption from Tri-County Animal Rescue are as follows:
If you would like to expedite the process, you may print out the pre-adoption questionnaire at home and then bring it in to the shelter. To view the pre-adoption questionnaire, please click here.
NOTE: Tri-County Animal Rescue reserves the right to refuse adoption to anyone for any reason. We do not hold animals, nor does the submission of the Pre-Adoption application entitle you to any particular animal.
Please do not try to adopt in a hurry. Weekends are busy and you may have to wait more than an hour (especially in the afternoons) so please be patient. We can not wait to help you find your forever pet. Thank you for wanting to adopt.
ADOPTION INCLUDES:
Spay/Neuter, Rabies vaccination and License (can only administer licenses for residents of palm beach county), initial vaccinations, microchip identification, first deworming, treatment for parasites/fleas, heart worm check, feline leukemia and FIV test (cats), and adoption welcome kit.
*Attention first-time dog owners!
If you are serious about adoption and want to know more about what to expect, please read this helpful article posted by Petmeds!
https://www.1800petmeds.com/education/guide-for-first-time-dog-owners.htm