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Adopt a Dog!

All of our dogs are up to date on age appropriate vaccinations, spayed/neutered, tested for heart worm, and given heart worm, flea & tick preventatives, microchipped, and dewormed.

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Adopt a Cat!

Community Pets

Adopt a Dog!

All of our cats are up to date on age-appropriate vaccinations, spayed/neutered, given flea & tick preventatives, microchipped, and dewormed.

View Adoptable Cats!

Community Pets

View pets that are available for rehome through Adopt-a-Pet! These critters are not in AGC's care and are being rehomed by their owners.

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Ready to submit your adoption questionnaire?

Our Adoption Process

1. Submit Questionnaire

We have a short, one page, questionnaire that will be filled out prior to meeting the pet. We do not use the questionnaire to "approve" or "deny" applicants.

2. Have a Conversation

We utilize conversational adoption. Since we do not have a brick and mortar facility, we will do this via phone before a meet and greet.

3. Meet the pet

Currently, AGC is operating without a facility as a rescue group. If you are interested in meeting our adoptable pets, please contact us and we will coordinate with our foster families to set up a meet & greet.

4. Pay the adoption fee

Cats & Kittens - $110

Dogs & Puppies - $175

5. Sign adoption contract

6. Take the pet home!

Additional adoption info

Our adoption process is meant to reduce barriers to adoption. We have a simple questionnaire that does not determine if the adopter is "approved" or "denied" and then we have a conversation about their lifestyle, home environment, and what they are looking for in a pet.

Fill out our ADOPTION QUESTIONNAIRE

Find your furry soulmate today!

Adopt a Dog!

Community Pets

Adopt a Dog!

Adopt a Cat!

Community Pets

Adopt a Dog!

Community Pets

Community Pets

Community Pets

Ready to submit your adoption questionnaire?

Our Adoption Process

Additional adoption info

Not sure if you are ready to adopt? Try fostering first!