Rehoming Guide

Home › No-kill shelters › North Carolina

No-kill shelters in North Carolina

100 shelters and rescues in 73 cities. Hours and intake rules change: call before you visit, especially to surrender a pet.

Pets being rehomed in North Carolina

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

Aspen Featured

Aspen

Husky/Lab · senior · Lincolnton, NC

Aspen is a senior dog, but don’t let that fool you! She’s energetic and full of life! She has no health…

Squeaks Featured

Squeaks

Poodle · Shawboro, NC

He is a sweet boy who wants a the hugs. He loves to give cuddles and play. He has good amount of energy, but…

Daffodil Featured

Daffodil

Domestic Shorthair · Holly Springs, NC

Daffodil (Daffy) is a sweet former stray looking for a loving home! She is a young adult, spayed, and in good…

Angelica (Gelly) Featured

Angelica (Gelly)

Calico · Raleigh, NC

Gelly is a very sweet girl and also very laid back. Unfortunately, we adopted another cat, male, who makes…

BEAR Featured

BEAR

GERMAN SHEPARD · Concord, NC

Bear is a 2-1/2 year old Black German Shepard. He has been neutered, dewormed and has all his shots. Very…

Tiger Featured

Tiger

Domestic Shorthair · Taylorsville, NC

Tiger is 1 years old and is very talkative ~ call/text 828.502.8348 Leanne

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