Ready to welcome a new pet into your life? You've come to the right place! SNIPSA is dedicated to find the perfect fit for each of our rescues. Since we are not a standing shelter, each animal resides in a foster home so that they can receive the care and socialization needed to help them transition into yours.
Please browse our adoptable pets and consider placing an application to adopt. Applications are answered in the order they are received within 72 hours. Once your application is approved, the foster parent will reach out to you to coordinate a meet and greet with your new potential family member!
Adoption fees vary depending on the type of pet you would like to adopt. Puppies start at $300, adult dogs start at $250, and cats start at $150.
Our adoption fee includes a veterinary exam, microchip, spay/neuter surgery, vaccines, dewormers, fecal, heartworm test (dog), FeLV/FIV test (cat), monthly preventatives, and a complimentary bag of Science Diet. The goal is to provide optimal care to ensure your pet is ready and healthy for its new home.
*Please note: Animals that have received additional non-routine medical treatment have a higher adoption fee.
Imagine if your eyes hurt so badly that it was difficult to open them. This is the case with our sweet Azul, who arrived at SNIPSA with bilateral entropion and a cherry eye. As a result of the eyelids rolling inward, his eyelashes would rub against his corneas, making it super painful. Fortunately, we were able to perform corrective surgery, and now Azul looks like a “movie star.” Well, at least he can see the world with ease. His vibrant personality has come to life – romping around with the other dogs, tossing his toys, and just being a lover!!
This roly-poly pup is also crate trained, potty trained, and treat-motivated. He keeps his kennel clean, but he always prefers to be by your side. We’re confident that Azul will find a forever home in no time. If you’re interested in meeting this squishy ball of fun, apply to meet him today.
Before adopting a pet, please make sure that it is the right pet for you and your family and that you are willing to make the commitment to take care of this animal for the rest of its life.
