Your Pet Adoption, Care and Event Guide

Pet adoption is just the beginning. Find your new companion on our adoption search page, browse through upcoming animal events or locate a shelter in your area.

Pet Adoption Slide Show: Please click on the animal's photo to view the full record including contact information. You man enter your zip code to see only the animals in your area. Uncheck "Autoplay" to pause the show.

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Upcoming Events

Sun. 2/7/10

Paws With Needs - Rolling Hills Estates, CA

Sat. 2/13/10

Adopt-A-Bull adoption event - Norwalk, CT

Rover Rescue Dog Adoption - Redondo Beach, CA

Partnership for Animal Welfare Adoption Event - Beltsville, MD

Spay-ghetti Dinner - Lowell, MA

Sun. 2/14/10

Paws With Needs - Rolling Hills Estates, CA

Sat. 2/20/10

Partnership for Animal Welfare Adoption Event - Laurel, MD

Sun. 2/21/10

Paws With Needs - Rolling Hills Estates, CA

Partnership for Animal Welfare Adoption Event - Olney, MD

Sat. 2/27/10

Partnership for Animal Welfare Adoption Event - Columbia, MD

Haute Dog Fashion Show: Merrimack Valley's Next To - Lowell, MA

Sun. 2/28/10

Paws With Needs - Rolling Hills Estates, CA

Partnership for Animal Welfare Adoption Event - Silver Spring, MD

Partnership for Animal Welfare Adoption Event - Kensington, MD

Sun. 3/7/10

Paws With Needs - Rolling Hills Estates, CA

Sat. 3/13/10

Small Dog Meet up Group - Norwalk, CT

Sun. 3/14/10

Paws With Needs - Rolling Hills Estates, CA

Sun. 3/21/10

Paws With Needs - Rolling Hills Estates, CA

Sat. 4/10/10

Love Your Pet Expo 2010 - Anderson, CA

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A mixed breed animal is often the best of both worlds. It can have the personality traits of its primary breed yet not suffer the physical issues inherent to the pure breed. Many perfect companions can be found at rescue groups and animal shelters. Most animals end up at shelters not because there is something wrong with them but because their owner is moving or just doesn't want to care for them anymore. Remember, spayed or neutered animals are healthier and happier.

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