Duke

If you are interested in adopting an animal, you first must fill out an application.  An adoption counselor will look over the application and verify any information with landlords, past/present veterinarians, and also do a background check.  In most cases, we will require any potential adopters to meet and interact with the animal before putting it on hold.  Since most of our animals are in foster homes, we will need to arrange a meet and greet with you and the foster parent and potential animal. We list our animals as adoptable when they are pulled to the foster home. Once there, they will be fully vetted. Some of our animals are waiting on spay/neuter appointments. Arkansas state law requires all animals be spay/neutered before adoptions. If you’re interested in one that hasn’t been “fixed” and your application approved, we will put a hold on that animal, as soon as their vetting is finished, they will be able to come to your home. We rarely allow an animal to go h