Public rehoming program utilizing technology and resources such as “Rehome” and “Home to Home” as an alternative to surrendering their pets to the shelter. This will empower pet owners to have a say in finding a new, loving home for the pets they love but can no longer care for. We have several resources to help you in rehoming your pet. Check out our Rehoming Guide. If you have any questions, feel free to email or call.
Data shows that pets are a great way to combat feelings of loneliness and isolation many seniors feel. They can help alleviate symptoms of depression and anxiety and have even been found to reduce physical health issues like high blood pressure and cholesterol. This program will provide reduced or free adoptions for those over the age of 65 for pets over the age of 8.
This program provides healthy, socially awkward (feral), cats with a chance to live doing what they love best. Providing services to farms, warehouses, hotels, feed stores, and many other locations. If you are interested in adopting a working cat, please fill out an adoption application.
This includes a large variety of programs, all with the goal of finding new adoptive homes for our resident companion animals. If you would like more information on this program, please check out our Foster page
ResQ Riders connects our shelter pets with rescue groups up north. Transferring them to our rescue partners guarantees their safety and expedites their placement. These groups have pre-approved adopters waiting in their area. Donations from the public have enabled us to continue these efforts. Please consider contributing to our ResQ Riders fund.
We understand that situations arise that make it difficult or event impossible for your pet to stay with you. When rehoming your pet, it is important to be thorough and patient. Finding the right home can take some time but the effort is worth the cost knowing that your pet has found the perfect home. We have many great resources to help you rehome your pet safely. See our Rehoming Support resources.
Didn’t find exactly what you were looking for at Cabot Animal Support Services? Check out our self-rehoming website, Home to Home or Rehome, to see all of the wonderful pets within our community that are looking for the perfect family!
Once you have adopted your new pet, make sure to register them on Petco Love Lost. If ever they get out, you can label them as “missing” and Love Lost will use facial recognition to search local databases for found pets matching their picture.
Behavior is one of the top reasons dogs are sent to shelters, according to the The Humane Society of the United States. Our mission is to help every dog and dog parent live their best lives together – so we created training that is effective, affordable, and rewarding.
GoodPup training is 1–1, at-home, on your schedule, with trainers ready to help 24/7.
List your pet on Rehome by Adopt-a-Pet to help you safely find a loving forever home for your pet. All you need to do is to set up your pet’s profile in less than 10 mins. Once complete, your pet’s profile will be posted on Adopt-a-Pet.com and be seen by millions of visitors each month!
Fill out our Rescue Partner Application.