Adoption is the best option

• You must be 18 years of age or older to adopt an animal
• A current photo ID (driver’s license or state ID card) is required
• We accept cash, Visa/Mastercard, or money order as payment
• Please bring a carrier for your adopted kitty or a leash and collar for your adopted dog
• All cats/dogs will be spayed/neutered prior to adoption
• We reserve the right to refuse any adoption

Our focus here at RACC is on same-day adoptions. Those interested in adopting an animal from us, as well as all members of the household, must visit our shelter in person to meet and interact with the animal(s) they are potentially interested in adopting. For dog adoptions, any resident dogs must come for the meet-and-greet. During the visit, RACC staff will ask a series of questions to determine if the animal(s) would be a good fit for the potential adopter. Once an appropriate selection is made, the prospective adopter must complete an adoption application. The application is immediately reviewed by staff and is approved or denied on the spot. Our dog and cat adoption fees cover the cost of the spay/neuter surgery, flea/tick prevention, age-appropriate vaccinations, deworming, microchipping, heartworm testing (for dogs), and FeLV/FIV testing (for cats). 

If the cat/dog has already been spayed/neutered, the adoption can be finalized immediately. If the cat/dog is not spayed/neutered, the pet is able to go home as a "foster-to-adopt" and the spay/neuter surgery is then scheduled with one of our partnered veterinary clinics. The adopter will handle the transport, then the adoption will be finalized once the pet has been spayed/neutered. RACC staff will email and mail the adoption package to the adopter once the surgery is complete.

• $100 adoption fee for dogs, puppies 5 months or older, cats, and kittens
• $150 adoption fee for puppies 4 months or younger
• Cats and kittens may be adopted two for the price of one
• The adoption fee is waived for senior pets (8 years or older), special needs pets, and barn cats