Find your next
family member.
Every dog and cat in our care is waiting for someone like you. Meet them in person — or start by getting to know them online.
Meet this week's new arrivals
Eight of 87 dogs and 24 cats currently looking for homes. Browse all of them in our full search.
We can probably help you keep your pet.
Most families who think they need to surrender have other options. Food bank, low-cost vet care, behavior helpline, rehoming support — we treat surrender as the last resort, not the first.
Every number is a life.
Transparency is how we earn your trust. These numbers update live from our intake system — the same ones we publish in our quarterly state-of-the-shelter report.
Can't adopt? Sponsor instead.
A monthly sponsorship covers food, medical care, and bedding for one specific pet — and you'll get a photo and note from us every month until they find a home.
Tito's been with us 8 months. He's a goofy border-collie mix with a runner's heart who just needs someone patient enough to find his person. Your sponsorship keeps him fed, vetted, and exercised.
Sponsor Tito →Bear is a 4-year-old great pyrenees recovering from heartworm treatment. His care is more expensive than most — and he's earned every minute of it. Sponsorship makes the difference.
Sponsor Bear →Pepper is the smallest cat in our care, surrendered with his three siblings. He'll be ready to adopt at 12 weeks — until then, $15 covers everything he needs.
Sponsor Pepper →They found their people.
Recent adoptions. Every one of these started with someone clicking a photo on this site.
Maya's first thunderstorm
After 4 months at the shelter, Maya went home with the Walker family. Her dad texted us pictures of her first thunderstorm at her new house. She slept through it.
Read more →Two senior cats, one couch
Marigold (16) and Sage (14) came in together when their person passed. They left together too — adopted by a retired couple who came in looking for one.
Read more →Rocky, who waited the longest
19 months in our care. Three failed adoptions. Rocky finally found his person — a quiet first-time dog owner who reads on the porch.
Read more →Come see us in person.
Things we've been thinking about.
How to crate-train a puppy without losing your mind
A week-by-week plan our adoption manager actually uses with her own dogs. No yelling, no flooding, no shame.
Read post →State of the shelter, Q1 2026
Intakes up 14%. Adoptions up 8%. The hard quarter we just had, and what we're doing differently this spring.
Read post →Introducing a new cat to a household with dogs
The slow-and-low approach we recommend, with the specific milestones to hit at days 1, 7, 14, and 30.
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