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Animal House is a non-profit, 501(c)(3), No-Kill shelter for
all breeds of dogs and cats.
"No adoptable animal should be euthanized if it can be
adopted into a suitable home. Adoptable animals
include only those animals eight weeks of age or older
that, at or subsequent to the time the animal is impounded
or otherwise taken into possession, have manifested no sign
of a behavioral or temperamental defect
that could pose a health or safety risk or otherwise make
the animal unsuitable for placement as a pet, and have
manifested no sign of disease, injury, or congenital
or hereditary condition that adversely affects the health of
the animal or that is likely to adversely affect the
animal's health in the future."
We
have been open since June 2002 and have rescued,
rehabilitated and placed over 15,000 dogs and cats, to
date, into their loving forever homes!
Animal House Shelter, Inc rescues abused and neglected
dogs and cats and rehabilitates them mentally &
physically in order to place them with the
best new family. We rescue 98% of our dogs from high 'kill'
shelters, pounds and various animal control facilities
in which they are usually listed as strays, and almost
always scheduled to be euthanized.
The best possible veterinary care is always given to those
at Animal House Shelter. We never decline treatment,
whatever it may entail, if it means that the animal has a
chance at a new and healthy life.
We strive to go above and beyond when caring for and
socializing our animals. We understand the importance
of getting to know each and every animal available for
adoption in an effort to place them in the most perfect home
possible. All dogs are walked 4-5 times a day and
socialized with each other and volunteers. The cats
are housed in a large 'free roam' cat room so they can
socialize all day with each other, staff, volunteers and
potential adopters.
Like people, animals have distinct personalities
that make them unique. At Animal House Shelter, we
are proud to say that the dogs and cats are treated
like our own. We care enough to be certain they are
treated with the comfort and respect that they
deserve and we make every effort to ensure that
they go to the right, forever, permanent, loving
home.
All dogs and cats are given all vaccinations- including
their Rabies vaccine- They are neutered, microchipped,
dewormed and heartworm tested (Dogs) or FeLV/FIV
tested (Cats). Dogs are kept on heartworm preventative & all
animals receive Frontline Plus monthly by Animal House.
Included with the adoption of your new pet is 30 days of
pet insurance for only $1 through
www.ShelterCare.com
and the first free vet exam (through AHS participating
veterinarians).
We are open for adoptions daily from 11 am to 7 pm!
Donate canned food! Help us fatten up our new arrivals!
Faline and Felix are brand new to Animal House
Shelter.Please sponsor these two little starved Boxer
babies. They will need a lot of extra food, love, and
medical care while they are with us. Any monetary or food
donations would be greatly appreciated. Please help us
reverse this horrible neglect!
PLEASE HELP SPONSOR THE 9 HEARTWORM POSITIVE
DOGS WE JUST RECEIVED AT AHS!!
Heartworm is treatable but very expensive.
All 9 dogs below were left out in the elements aqnd
we never on preventative. Please click on any
Donate Now button throughout the site to help us pay
for the treatments. It will cost approximately
$200 per dog!
   
Clarence-Beagle-1 year, Ellie-Terrier-2.5 years,
Chevy-5 years-Yellow Lab, Guppie-Terrier-2 years
   
Marty-Beagle X-2 years, Renee-Wheaten/Poodle-2
years, Rodney-Wheaten/Poodle-2 years, Sammy-Collie
X-2 years
Morgan-Lhasa Apso-1 year POOR
SNOWDROP!!
This 4 year old German Shorthaired Pointer was left
outside on our sidewalk one freezing, rainy night.
Luckily one of our staff went outside to their car
and saw these eyes staring out of a carrier just
before everyone was going home for the night.
We pulled her inside to safety, she was soaking wet
and shaking partially because of fear and also
because she was cold.
It was clear once we examined her that something was
very wrong with her left eye and she had a mammary
tumor. She has been into the eye specialist
and has been diagnosed with congenital glaucoma in
both eyes. The pressure was so extreme in her
left eye that if it were to go untreated the eye had
the potential to pop out of the socket. We got
the eye drops that Snowdrop needs. Now we need
help paying her medical bills, which total $700 so
far. Please consider sponsoring, fostering or
adopting Snowdrop! She is extremely sweet with
other dogs & children!
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