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Morning Star

Morning Star
Morning Star
  • Tortoiseshell
  • Spayed/Neutered
  • Housebroken
  • Vaccinations up to date

? Meet MorningStar! ? This adorable eight-week-old tortoiseshell kitten is ready to find her forever home! With her stunning coat...

Baby, Female, Small

MISSES FIELDS

  • Domestic Short Hair
  • Vaccinations up to date
Adult, Female, Medium

BETA

  • Domestic Medium Hair
  • Spayed/Neutered
  • Vaccinations up to date
Adult, Female, Medium

GIO

  • Australian Shepherd, Golden Retriever, Mixed
  • Vaccinations up to date

And, Heeeere's GIO! A Goofy, happy, Golden-Aussie boy, ready to be a family companion and active participant in all good...

Young, Male, Medium

WALLACE bonded to GROMIT

  • Chihuahua, Terrier, Mixed
  • Spayed/Neutered
  • Vaccinations up to date

Meet Wallace and Gromit, an incredibly bonded pair who have been inseparable since the moment they came to our Sanctuary....

Senior, Male, Small

GROMIT bonded to WALLACE

  • Chihuahua, Terrier, Mixed
  • Spayed/Neutered
  • Vaccinations up to date

Meet Wallace and Gromit, an incredibly bonded pair who have been inseparable since the moment they came to our Sanctuary....

Senior, Male, Small

WAFFLES

  • Standard Poodle, Mixed Breed, Mixed
  • Spayed/Neutered
  • Vaccinations up to date

Meet our adorable Waffles!! What a lovely boy he is! Truly, he walks great on leash, loose leash, and is...

Adult, Male, Medium

BEAMER

  • Domestic Short Hair
  • Spayed/Neutered
  • Vaccinations up to date
Baby, Female, Small

GINGER

  • Basenji, Terrier, Mixed
  • Spayed/Neutered
  • Vaccinations up to date

Ginger is a perfect size, a happy-go-lucky companion that is eager to learn, to be with you and engage in...

Young, Female, Medium

KAYA

  • Mixed Breed
  • Vaccinations up to date

Meet the lovely Kaya! A most clever and lovable youngster, who is eager to learn, and ready to fall in...

Young, Female, Medium

CAPRI

  • Chihuahua, Mixed Breed, Mixed
  • Vaccinations up to date
Adult, Female, Small

Bones

Bones
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  • Domestic Short Hair
  • Spayed/Neutered
  • Housebroken
  • Vaccinations up to date

Meet Mr. Bones, a 2 year old male cat with a heart full of curiosity and sweetness. His gentle nature...

Adult, Male, Medium

Atom

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  • Giant Schnauzer
  • Spayed/Neutered
  • Vaccinations up to date

Atom is a 1 year old male Schnauzer mix (breed mix is a best guess though!) who weighs 60 lbs....

Adult, Male, Large

Bentley

Bentley
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  • Domestic Short Hair, Tuxedo, Mixed
  • Spayed/Neutered
  • Housebroken
  • Vaccinations up to date

Meet Bentley — The Purr-fect Little Zoomer! Bentley is a handsome tuxedo kitten with a big heart and an even...

Baby, Male, Medium

NY Koya Avail Jul 19 (Kent Farmers Market)

NY Koya Avail Jul 19 (Kent Farmers Market)
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  • Retriever, Mixed
  • Spayed/Neutered
  • Vaccinations up to date

Meet me at the Kent Farmers Market on July 19th between 10am – 2pm @ 25 Sybil’s Crossing, Kent Lakes...

Baby, Female, Large

Garfield

Garfield
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  • Domestic Short Hair
  • Spayed/Neutered
  • Housebroken
  • Vaccinations up to date

Two-year-old Garfield is looking for his forever family. He was surrendered due to moving/financial insecurity. Garfield is outgoing and good...

Adult, Male, Medium

Gia (Abused & neglected sweetheart needs a hero)

Gia (Abused & neglected sweetheart needs a hero)
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  • Mixed Breed
  • Spayed/Neutered
  • Vaccinations up to date

The rescue named me Gia because it means gift. They know I will be a gift for someone…..you see I...

Adult, Female, Medium

Adalene

Adalene
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  • Domestic Short Hair
  • Vaccinations up to date

Meet Adalene, a sleek little shadow who has so much energy! As energetic as she is affectionate, this girl purrs...

Baby, Female, Small

Abigail

Abigail
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  • Siamese
  • Vaccinations up to date

Abigail, Abby for short, is a sweet sealpoint girl with white paws. She, along with four siblings, had a tough...

Baby, Female, Small

Kelly

Kelly
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  • Siamese
  • Vaccinations up to date

Beautiful Kelly is outgoing, rambunctious, curious, playful, and a cuddler. She loves playing rough and tumble with sisters Audrey and...

Baby, Female, Small

Adoption fees:

  • Puppies (6 months or younger) – $200
  • Dogs (7 months – 7 years) – $125
  • Senior Dogs (8 years or older) – $50
  • Cats (6 months or older) – $50
  • Kittens (under 6 months) – $75

* the adoption fee for dogs includes the spay/neuter, initial vaccination, heartworm test (6 mo. and older), and microchip.
* the adoption fee for cats include the spay/neuter and initial vaccination
***No animal will be allowed to be adopted unless it has been spay/neutered first. If you are interested in a foster-to-adopt situation for a small kitten or puppy please speak to a staff member. You MUST be a resident of Jefferson County in order to be considered for foster-to-adopt ***

To download an adoption application click HERE.

Please note: HSJC does not accept checks and there is a $4 transaction fee for all debit/credit cards.

The adoption fee includes:                  

  • First vaccination (DA2PP & Bordetella for dogs; FEL4 for cats)
  • Deworming
  • Spay/Neuter
  • Heartworm test (dogs only, 6 months of age and older)
  • Microchip (dogs only)

The adoption fee does NOT include:

  • Bath or dip
  • Heartworm treatment
  • Treatment of any illness after adoption
  • Parvo testing
  • Feline Leukemia testing
  • Cat carrier

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Adoption Policies:

  • All adoption fees are paid directly to the Humane Society of Jefferson County and must be paid in full before any animal can be adopted.
  • All animals at HSJC will be spayed/neutered PRIOR to adoption. We will not make any exceptions.
  • All current or previous animals of the applicant MUST be up-to-date on their annual vaccines and have a history of routine yearly vaccinations. This is to ensure that our animal will receive proper Veterinary care after adoption. We require a vet to be listed if the applicant has had animals in the last three(3) years.
  • We require a meet & greet with all current household dogs for all of our adult dogs to ensure they will get along and can be fur-friends.
  • We cannot hold any animal without a deposit. A deposit places a hold on that animal for a certain amount of time so the applicants can have meet & greets, get prepared for their new animal, or if the animal has not been spayed/neutered yet and therefore cannot go home, this allows the applicant to hold them while they wait for surgery day. Deposits are non-refundable and non-transferable.
  • In order to adopt, you must show proof of residency. You must provide either a lease for a rental, mortgage statement, deed, or land taxes. *If renting, your lease must state pets are permitted and if a deposit is required, you must provide a receipt that you have paid the pet deposit. (Any county/state)
  • HSJC does NOT adopt out to homes who want to keep the pet outside only. A pet should be part of the family.
  • All cat/kitten(s) must be in a carrier before leaving our facility. You will need to bring your own pet taxi or purchase a cardboard cat carrier at our facility.

*The Humane Society of Jefferson County reserves the right to refuse adoptions to anyone for the protection of our animals – they are our top priority.*

Adoption Process:

  1. Meet and interact with the animal(s) you are interested in adopting. Ask questions to make sure that pet is the perfect match for your family and lifestyle.
  2. Fill out an adoption application.
  3. Adoption counselors will check all applicants against all registries and contact the applicant’s Veterinarian for a reference.
  4. If approved, you will then pay the adoption fee (varies per animal).
  5. Fill out and sign the adoption contract.
  6. Adoption counselors will register your new pet’s microchip for you (if applicable).
  7. When the animal(s) is spayed/neutered and up-t0-date on vaccinations, the animal can then go home. Pets do not leave HSJC if unaltered unless it is a foster-to-adopt where the animal will be returned on a specific date to be fixed.
  8. Remember your adoption day with a picture!

We recommend all adopted animals be taken to one of our participating veterinarians (Lakeway Animal Hospital, Town & Country, Animal Wellness, Ridgefield,  or White Pine Animal Clinic) for any additional vaccinations.

We want to help you choose just the right pet for you and your family. Please take a look at our adoptable pets then c’mon in for a visit. We would love to help you. Feel free to read some adoption tips from the ASPCA.

The Humane Society of Jefferson County is happy to work with any local, regional or national group. In order to assure that Rescue Groups are legitimate we do request supportive information.

Required Documentation:

  • Proof that the group is a nonprofit or affiliated with a nonprofit.
  • A copy of the group’s adoption guidelines and adoption contract.
  • A letter identifying the veterinarian with whom the group works.
  • A list of persons authorized to act for the group.

General Rules

Animals entering the rescue system must be removed in a timely fashion. Animals will be made available to other rescue groups or individuals if not promptly picked up.

Once the animal is in the care of the rescue group we provide no further services.

Animals in the care of the rescue group may not be returned the HSJC except for behavioral or medical problems verified by a veterinarian. The rescue group must realize for these animals euthanization is a very likely outcome.

Click HERE for an application

FEES for Rescue Groups

Fees for each rescue group are evaluated individually. Every effort is made for the HSJC to recover costs and it is a requirement that all animals be spayed or neutered.

Adoption Application