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We're right next door to the Sayreville Police Station.
OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE!
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday - 12:30 PM to 5 PM
Tuesday - 12:30 PM to 6PM
Saturday - 12:30 PM to 4PM
Sunday - 12:30 PM to 3 PM
The best and most greatly loved cats and dogs live at SPAC - come and see!

A GREAT BIG THANK YOU AND A TIP OF OUR DERBY HAT to everyone who bought a shamrock at SPAC or SBVH for St. Patrick's Day. Our little "Just A Buck...Change Their Luck" promotion raised over $300 for our shelter pets -- that's a lot of GREEN!!!!
THANK YOU TO SHELTER VOLUNTEERS (and "across-the-street" neighbors) Debbie K. and Cathy B. for offering their basements as storage space for our tricky tray baskets! We appreciate your kindness -- and the space!
HAS A PET ON OUR WEBSITE caught your eye and tugged at your heart? Request an application from pawsup@verizon.net to get the process started before you visit the shelter!
DONATE TO SPAC via PayPal! Scroll down to use the 'Donate' button, and thank you!

Free Dog Training Session for Adopted Dogs!

Contact Cathy at 732-406-1105 or pawsup@verizon.net to schedule your appointment with Paws Up for Training LLC: Basic obedience and good manners for dogs of any breed or age.

GET OUR NEWSLETTER
via email!
f you would like to receive "SPAC-tacular News", email Cathy at pawsup@verizon.net to request a free subscription.

SPAC has an
ONLINE STORE!
Go to www.cafepress.com/spacnj and check out our logo t-shirts, tote bags, mugs, sweat shirts...even items for baby! Every purchase helps to support the pets waiting for adoption at SPAC!

Fuzzy Friends Frantic for Foster Families!
Fostering is wonderful way to help the shelter. You provide 'room and board', and SPAC takes care of any medical issues.
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
Pekinese Jesse & Poodle Coco are great friends and must be adopted together.

Coco

Jesse
They are a bonded pair and terrific companions. They are not 'old' but young and active at heart! Why not give them a chance in your home?
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
WHERE DO YOUR DONATION DOLLARS GO?
At SPAC we have three 'funds' that are supported by our generous donors:
Sonny's Fund - This fund is designed to help adoptable animals who have severe but treatable medical problems. The fund covers animals who need important surgeries, medications, or visits with veterinary specialists.
Spay/Neuter Fund - pays for the spays and neuters of our adoptable cats and dogs. We strive to have every animal altered prior to adoption; it's the ONLY way to 'fix' the problem of pet overpopulation!
General Fund - supports everyday necessities at the shelter: pet food, kitty litter, cleaning and office supplies, minor repairs, etc.
Monetary donations can be designated for a specific fund, or we will apply them where they are needed most. Donations may made in person at the shelter, may be mailed to the shelter, or you can click on our "Donate" link to use Paypal. Please remember that all donations to SPAC are tax-deductible. From the bottom of our 'paws' to the top of our heads, thank you for your generosity!

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Click here to see our most recent adoptions!

Click here to see all our available pets!

Click here to see our available dogs!

Click here to see our available cats!

Other News... The site was last updated on 3-18-10.
Who We Are... Sayreville Pet Adoption Center is a nonprofit, no-kill animal shelter that seeks loving homes for stray or unwanted cats and dogs. More than 700 pets are adopted annually. Contact the shelter directly at (732) 727-3895. We're open 7 days a week for your convenience - see our hours at the top of the page.

Adopting a Friend... We have plenty of animals who deserve loving homes. The adoption fee includes up-to-date vaccines as well as spay/neuter. Dogs are tested for heartworm and cats are tested for leukemia, FIV and heartworm.. Please note that we require an in-person meeting and completion of an application for all adoptions. We do not adopt animals as gifts. We do not ship or deliver pets.
All potential adopters at Sayreville Pet Adoption Center must complete an application in order to adopt a pet. Applications are available at the shelter, or you can request an application by emailing pawsup@verizon.net . We make every attempt to review and process aplications within 24-48 hours of their submission, but in some cases the process may take longer. Completion of an application neither guarantees an adoption nor does it place a pet "on hold". Approved applicants will be contacted once the review is completed. SAME DAY ADOPTIONS WILL NOT OCCUR UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. Therefore, if you plan to travel from a distance to meet one of our pets, please contact us so that your application may be completed and reviewed prior to your visit.
THINKING ABOUT DECLAWING A CAT? Educate yourself on what declawing really entails.Please read this article (copy and paste into your browser): http://www.aspca.org/about-us/policy-positions/declawing-cats.html . SAVE A PAW!

Adoption fees:
Adult cats - $75
Kittens - $75 (plus spay/neuter deposit if applicable)
Adult dogs - $100
Puppies - $150 (plus spay/neuter deposit if applicable)

PLEASE NOTE: All of our adult dogs and cats are SPAYED or NEUTERED before they leave the shelter. THERE IS SIMPLY NO OTHER WAY TO FIGHT PET OVERPOPULATION THAN BY SPAYING/NEUTERING OUR PETS. Not to mention, neutered pets are healthier, happier and live longer lives!

Volunteer... Volunteers over the age of 18 are needed to help at the shelter for a few hours any day of the week walking dogs, socializing with the cats, or both! We also need volunteers to help raise donations and awareness of the shelter by assisting with special events - these volunteers may be under 18 years of age! If you want to help walking dogs, please contact Cathy at pawsup@verizon.net. If you would like to help the cats or to volunteer at events, please contact Cathy at the email above, or Barbara at bjkeegan@yahoo.com.

Donations... We always need:
RAWHIDE chews for the dogs!
BLEACH & LAUNDRY DETERGENT!
CAT TREATS!
Kitty Litter
Paper Towels
Topical Flea & Tick preventative for the dogs!
Ear Mite Treatment for Cats
Thank you for any help you can provide!

Come Visit Us! The center is located at 1400 Main Street in Sayreville.
Parkway South, Exit 124: Take exit 124, which is the first exit past the Raritan toll booths. The exit reads "Sayreville, South Amboy, Main Street." Make a right at the end of the exit onto Main Street. The shelter and veterinary hospital are less than a half-mile down on the right, just past the Sayreville Police Department..

Parkway North, Exit 125: Take exit 125, the sign says "Sayreville, South Amboy, Route 35." Make a left at the end of the exit onto Chevalier Avenue. Make the next left onto Main Street Extension (a large church is on the corner). Continue to 2nd traffic light and make left onto Main Street. Pass under train trestle. Shelter and veterinary hospital are 500 feet ahead on the left.

Route 9 and 35 South: Take Route 9 and 35 south over the Edison Bridge/Raritan River. Continue on Route 9 South to the Ernston Road West exit. Make a right at the bottom of the exit onto Ernston Road. Continue through 2 traffic lights, past the Pizza Hut on your left, and continue to the intersection of Main Street. Cross Main Street into our driveway. (Ernston Road ends in our driveway)

Route 9 North: Take Route 9 North to the Ernston Road West Exit. Turn left at the bottom of the exit and proceed through 3 traffic lights. Pass the Pizza Hut on your left and continue to the intersection of Main Street. Cross Main Street into our driveway. (Ernston Road ends in our driveway).

Or Map to our shelter using MAPQUEST.

WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU SOON!!!

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	A GREAT BIG THANK YOU AND A TIP OF OUR DERBY HAT to everyone who bought a shamrock at SPAC or SBVH for St. Patrick's Day. Our little "Just A Buck...Change Their Luck" promotion raised over $300 for our shelter pets -- that's a lot of GREEN!!!! THANK YOU TO SHELTER VOLUNTEERS (and "across-the-street" neighbors) Debbie K. and Cathy B. for offering their basements as storage space for our tricky tray baskets! We appreciate your kindness -- and the space! HAS A PET ON OUR WEBSITE caught your eye and tugged at your heart? Request an application from pawsup@verizon.net to get the process started before you visit the shelter! DONATE TO SPAC via PayPal! Scroll down to use the 'Donate' button, and thank you!
Free Dog Training Session for Adopted Dogs! Contact Cathy at 732-406-1105 or pawsup@verizon.net to schedule your appointment with Paws Up for Training LLC: Basic obedience and good manners for dogs of any breed or age. GET OUR NEWSLETTER via email! f you would like to receive "SPAC-tacular News", email Cathy at pawsup@verizon.net to request a free subscription. SPAC has an ONLINE STORE! Go to www.cafepress.com/spacnj and check out our logo t-shirts, tote bags, mugs, sweat shirts...even items for baby! Every purchase helps to support the pets waiting for adoption at SPAC!	Fuzzy Friends Frantic for Foster Families! Fostering is wonderful way to help the shelter. You provide 'room and board', and SPAC takes care of any medical issues. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Pekinese Jesse & Poodle Coco are great friends and must be adopted together. Coco Jesse They are a bonded pair and terrific companions. They are not 'old' but young and active at heart! Why not give them a chance in your home? +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ WHERE DO YOUR DONATION DOLLARS GO? At SPAC we have three 'funds' that are supported by our generous donors: Sonny's Fund - This fund is designed to help adoptable animals who have severe but treatable medical problems. The fund covers animals who need important surgeries, medications, or visits with veterinary specialists. Spay/Neuter Fund - pays for the spays and neuters of our adoptable cats and dogs. We strive to have every animal altered prior to adoption; it's the ONLY way to 'fix' the problem of pet overpopulation! General Fund - supports everyday necessities at the shelter: pet food, kitty litter, cleaning and office supplies, minor repairs, etc. Monetary donations can be designated for a specific fund, or we will apply them where they are needed most. Donations may made in person at the shelter, may be mailed to the shelter, or you can click on our "Donate" link to use Paypal. Please remember that all donations to SPAC are tax-deductible. From the bottom of our 'paws' to the top of our heads, thank you for your generosity! *****************************************************************************
Click here to see our most recent adoptions! Click here to see all our available pets! Click here to see our available dogs! Click here to see our available cats!
Other News...	The site was last updated on 3-18-10.
Who We Are...	Sayreville Pet Adoption Center is a nonprofit, no-kill animal shelter that seeks loving homes for stray or unwanted cats and dogs. More than 700 pets are adopted annually. Contact the shelter directly at (732) 727-3895. We're open 7 days a week for your convenience - see our hours at the top of the page.
Adopting a Friend...	We have plenty of animals who deserve loving homes. The adoption fee includes up-to-date vaccines as well as spay/neuter. Dogs are tested for heartworm and cats are tested for leukemia, FIV and heartworm.. Please note that we require an in-person meeting and completion of an application for all adoptions. We do not adopt animals as gifts. We do not ship or deliver pets. All potential adopters at Sayreville Pet Adoption Center must complete an application in order to adopt a pet. Applications are available at the shelter, or you can request an application by emailing pawsup@verizon.net . We make every attempt to review and process aplications within 24-48 hours of their submission, but in some cases the process may take longer. Completion of an application neither guarantees an adoption nor does it place a pet "on hold". Approved applicants will be contacted once the review is completed. SAME DAY ADOPTIONS WILL NOT OCCUR UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. Therefore, if you plan to travel from a distance to meet one of our pets, please contact us so that your application may be completed and reviewed prior to your visit. THINKING ABOUT DECLAWING A CAT? Educate yourself on what declawing really entails.Please read this article (copy and paste into your browser): http://www.aspca.org/about-us/policy-positions/declawing-cats.html . SAVE A PAW! Adoption fees: Adult cats - $75 Kittens - $75 (plus spay/neuter deposit if applicable) Adult dogs - $100 Puppies - $150 (plus spay/neuter deposit if applicable) PLEASE NOTE: All of our adult dogs and cats are SPAYED or NEUTERED before they leave the shelter. THERE IS SIMPLY NO OTHER WAY TO FIGHT PET OVERPOPULATION THAN BY SPAYING/NEUTERING OUR PETS. Not to mention, neutered pets are healthier, happier and live longer lives!
Volunteer...	Volunteers over the age of 18 are needed to help at the shelter for a few hours any day of the week walking dogs, socializing with the cats, or both! We also need volunteers to help raise donations and awareness of the shelter by assisting with special events - these volunteers may be under 18 years of age! If you want to help walking dogs, please contact Cathy at pawsup@verizon.net. If you would like to help the cats or to volunteer at events, please contact Cathy at the email above, or Barbara at bjkeegan@yahoo.com.
Donations...	We always need: RAWHIDE chews for the dogs! BLEACH & LAUNDRY DETERGENT! CAT TREATS! Kitty Litter Paper Towels Topical Flea & Tick preventative for the dogs! Ear Mite Treatment for Cats Thank you for any help you can provide!
Come Visit Us!	The center is located at 1400 Main Street in Sayreville. Parkway South, Exit 124: Take exit 124, which is the first exit past the Raritan toll booths. The exit reads "Sayreville, South Amboy, Main Street." Make a right at the end of the exit onto Main Street. The shelter and veterinary hospital are less than a half-mile down on the right, just past the Sayreville Police Department.. Parkway North, Exit 125: Take exit 125, the sign says "Sayreville, South Amboy, Route 35." Make a left at the end of the exit onto Chevalier Avenue. Make the next left onto Main Street Extension (a large church is on the corner). Continue to 2nd traffic light and make left onto Main Street. Pass under train trestle. Shelter and veterinary hospital are 500 feet ahead on the left. Route 9 and 35 South: Take Route 9 and 35 south over the Edison Bridge/Raritan River. Continue on Route 9 South to the Ernston Road West exit. Make a right at the bottom of the exit onto Ernston Road. Continue through 2 traffic lights, past the Pizza Hut on your left, and continue to the intersection of Main Street. Cross Main Street into our driveway. (Ernston Road ends in our driveway) Route 9 North: Take Route 9 North to the Ernston Road West Exit. Turn left at the bottom of the exit and proceed through 3 traffic lights. Pass the Pizza Hut on your left and continue to the intersection of Main Street. Cross Main Street into our driveway. (Ernston Road ends in our driveway). Or Map to our shelter using MAPQUEST. WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU SOON!!!

Fostering is wonderful way to help the shelter. You provide 'room and board', and SPAC takes care of any medical issues.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

Pekinese Jesse & Poodle Coco are great friends and must be adopted together.

Coco

Jesse They are a bonded pair and terrific companions. They are not 'old' but young and active at heart! Why not give them a chance in your home?

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

WHERE DO YOUR DONATION DOLLARS GO?

At SPAC we have three 'funds' that are supported by our generous donors:

Sonny's Fund - This fund is designed to help adoptable animals who have severe but treatable medical problems. The fund covers animals who need important surgeries, medications, or visits with veterinary specialists.

Spay/Neuter Fund - pays for the spays and neuters of our adoptable cats and dogs. We strive to have every animal altered prior to adoption; it's the ONLY way to 'fix' the problem of pet overpopulation!

General Fund - supports everyday necessities at the shelter: pet food, kitty litter, cleaning and office supplies, minor repairs, etc.

Jesse
They are a bonded pair and terrific companions. They are not 'old' but young and active at heart! Why not give them a chance in your home?