Rehoming Guide

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No-kill shelters in Alabama

100 shelters and rescues in 65 cities. Hours and intake rules change: call before you visit, especially to surrender a pet.

Pets being rehomed in Alabama

Owners looking for the right home, often with no shelter involved.

Rocky Featured

Rocky

terrier mix · Birmingham, AL

Meet Rocky! Rocky is a handsome, loyal 55-pound bully/terrier mix with a heart of gold. He is a…

German shepherd/mix Featured

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German shepherd/mix · Anniston, AL

I can no longer keep him due to my living situation. They do not allow pets

Pickles Featured

Pickles

Domestic · Birmingham, AL

Pickles has an eye infection. He’s been to the vet an he gave me cream for his eye an it’s getting better. He…

Silent Night Featured

Silent Night

American short hair · Helena, AL

Silent Night is very quiet and sweet natured. He was abandoned in our neighborhood and I need to rehome him…

Bandit Featured

Bandit

American short haired · Helena, AL

Bandit found us when his owners abandoned him. I want to rehome him because I'm allergic to cats. He's good…

Calico Featured

Calico

long-haired · Helena, AL

Calico was abandoned in our neighborhood. I need to rehome her since I am allergic to cats. She is a sweet…

Before you surrender a pet

Ask each shelter about its waiting list, any intake fee, and whether it will take your pet's age and breed. What to expect when surrendering · Help that might let you keep them