Training and Behavior Support
Animals in care receive robust training and behavior support; pet owners in the community can also benefit from low-cost training support (1:1 lessons or group classes).
Adoption FAQs
How to I start the adoption process?
Complete an application online or during our walk-in hours.
Can I meet the animals before I submit an application?
Most of our cats and small animals can be met prior to completing an adoption application. We welcome you to visit during our open hours! For dog adoptions, we do require an approved application before meet-and-greets.
Is there a fee to submit an adoption application?
No! The adoption application is free and non-committal. It’s just a tool we use to make the adoption process seamless, while ensuring a great match for you and your new pet.
I don’t see an animal I’m interested in. Should I still complete an application?
Yes! We encourage you to complete an application in advance. You never know when a pet will catch your eye next time you visit our site, and having an approved application will expedite the process for you.
I still have questions. How can I contact someone?
Email is the fastest form of communication right now. Please reach out to [email protected] with any questions!
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Meet Our Trainers
Mathew Miller
M.S. CBCC-KA, CPDT-KA
Matt is passionate about helping dogs and their people build stronger, happier relationships through compassionate, force-free training. With experience working with everything from everyday manners to complex behavioral challenges, Matt creates individualized training plans that set both dogs and their owners up for success. His patient, positive approach focuses on building trust, confidence, and lifelong skills making training an enjoyable experience for both ends of the leash.
Emma Olson
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