Rehoming Guide

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No-kill shelters in New York

100 shelters and rescues in 77 cities. Hours and intake rules change: call before you visit, especially to surrender a pet.

Pets being rehomed in New York

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

Tabby Featured

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Tabby · Moravia, NY

Flo’s owner entered long term care. Flo has been with a one owner elderly person her entire life. She does…

Baby girl Featured

Baby girl

American short hair · Farmingville, NY

Baby girl is a rescue from the neighborhood where she was born. A beautiful American short hair. She’s four…

Goby Featured

Goby

Domestic Shorthair · Levittown, NY

Goby is a very friendly and affectionate cat. Due to our daughter’s allergies we have to find her a new home.…

Molly Featured

Molly

blackmouth cur · Buffalo, NY

Molly is a beautiful, 4-year-old Black Mouth Cur who is very loving to and protective of her family. She is…

Champ Featured

Champ

Bully · Saint Albans, NY

Champ is a very good dog. Very friendly dog, loves to get pet. Doesn’t bite or chew up things in the house.…

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Mini & Mona

Short hair · Ozone Park, NY

Found these two kittens outside during a storm. They are around 5 weeks old. Looking for a forever home for…

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