HONEYBEE is a 1-2 year old mixed breed. She seems to be part Cattle Dog, maybe some chow or shepherd… we really don’t know, and she’s not telling. Honeybee needs an experienced owner who will provide her with the right amount of exercise, mental stimulation and discipline that she requires to be the best dog she can be. She seems to do ok with other dogs, but because of her high prey drive, may do best in a home without cats. Honeybee has been at the shelter since September and is showing some signs of stress, mostly being very mouthy... so no small children for this girl. Please come by the shelter to meet Honeybee, she is such a smart girl and truly deserves to find her forever home.
Jiggs is a spunky, playful boy who was brought to SAVE from another shelter. He is about 1 ˝ years old and loves to play. He can be a little rough with the other kitties at times so he should not have a submissive house mate. Because of his spunky nature, he would also do best in a home with older children, no toddlers. Come by the shelter to meet this handsome boy and see if he steals your heart..

We at SAVE are anticipating opportunities to foster mother cats and their young kittens. If you would like to participate in this foster program, or would like further information, please call SAVE at (609) 921-6122 or send an e-mail message to save@SaveHomelessAnimals.org
When the one-year anniversary of beloved dog MICRO'S death neared, John and Pat Butcher of Princeton looked for a fitting tribute. They found it at SAVE, with the SPONSOR-A-PET PROGRAM. Not yet ready to adopt a new dog, but wanting instead to memorialize "the best dog in the whole world," the Butchers asked to sponsor a "small, adorable, cuddly dog" sheltered at SAVE. "We ended up sponsoring a big dog," laughed Pat, "but we don't mind."
Through SPONSOR-A-PET, people can choose a dog or cat in residence at SAVE, and pay $60 for six months or $120 for a year to cover the animal's food and medical expenses. Donors receive a color photograph of the pet they sponsor, and are permitted to later adopt it, if they choose. If someone else adopts their pet before the sponsorship ends, the sponsors can choose a new one. For more information please call the shelter at 609-921-6122, ext. 201.
SAVE is proud to announce it's new expanded visitation hours. We will be open Tuesday though Saturday from 12pm until 6pm, and 12-4 on Sundays
We will be closed on Mondays, but we certainly hope these new hours will make it more convenient to visit SAVE if you are seeking a new furry friend.
Each animal is examined by our veterinarian and given the appropriate treatment and vaccinations. All animals available from SAVE are spayed or neutered. All Save's cats have been FIV and Feline Leukemia tested, and all dogs have been heartworm tested. All SAVE's adoptees have been vaccinated and dewormed as well. We give comfort to the frightened newcomers and socialize the abused or neglected cats and dogs that come to SAVE. Each animal is given its own space, which is cleaned daily. We actively seek adopters for our homeless friends and screen families and individuals to ensure a suitable match is made.
All contributions are tax deductible.
SAVE is always looking for volunteers to
If you are interested in volunteering, please check out our website at www.SaveHomelessAnimals.org and click on the "Join Us" button. You may also contact our volunteer coordinator directly by e-mailing her at adoption@SaveHomelessAnimals.org. You must be 14 years or older to volunteer here at SAVE. An hour or two a week can make a difference!
SAVE is always in need of:
Adoption Fees for Dogs include Spay/Neuter, De-Worming, Heartworm/Lyme testing, Distemper, Bordetella, Rabies Vaccines and Home Again Microchipping
Adoption Fees for Cats include Spay/Neuter, De-Worming, Feline Leukemia/FIV testing and Distemper and Rabies
We accept Visa and Master Card as well as checks and cash.
SAVE, A Friend to Homeless Animals
900 Herrontown Road
Princeton
NJ
08540
Phone: 609-921-6122
Email:
adoptions@SaveHomelessAnimals.org
