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First and foremost please browse through the listing of pets available through Perry’s Little Paws Rescue “Perry’s Featured Orphans” and the other cats and dogs we have at our shelter. We have some wonderful pets just waiting for a loving and caring guardian and home to live out their remaining life time. Please note I spay and neuter all of my little orphan pets and ensure they are seen by my local vet to be current with all necessary immunizations and are ready for adoption. This cost is NOT passed on to adoptive guardians. We do accept donations to help with our local effort if you would like to be part of Perry’s Little Paws Rescue activities.
Second if you are serious about adopting a rescued pet it’s important and will be helpful for you to browse through the information we provide on this web site. This information will assist you with making your selection for the right pet.
Contact us directly via phone and make an appointment or use our Pet Meet Request Form. Appointments are always available!
If you do not see a pet you are interested in adopting/meeting which is available at our rescue shelter then the next step is to go to www.Pets911.com to search their database of animal shelters/rescue/animal care organizations online. Perry’s little orphans available for adoption are also listed on their web site. Additionally below are listed other important sites you can visit to find a pet for adoption. At Pets911.com you can enter your zip code and find a list of animal shelters, animal control agencies, and other animal care organizations in your community. Their site features animals available for adoption, low-cost spay-neuter services, and volunteer opportunities.
You may also want to look in your phone book. Animal shelters are called by a variety of names, so look in the Yellow Pages under listings such as "animal shelter," "humane society," or "animal control." Public animal care and control agencies are often listed under the city or county health department or police department.
Finally, you may also wish to contact The HSUS Regional Office that serves your state. Because regional offices cover specific geographic areas, staff there are likely to be familiar with humane organizations in your community.
Some Resources for Locating a Shelter
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