Monroe SPCA

Monroe, 48161

http://monroespca.org/

info@monroespca.org

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Our Mission

To save, protect, and improve the lives of animals.

Adoption Policy

If you wish to meet one of our adoptable animals in person, you will need to complete our adoption application first. After we review and approve your application, we will contact you to schedule a meeting. You can also meet many of our adoptable animals at adoption and special events or at area host sites. Adoption Policies: In order to adopt an animal from Monroe SPCA you must be 21 years of age and be able to show proof of residence. Please Note: If you rent or reside in a condominium or mobile home park, of if you belong to a homeowners’ association, you will need to provide written proof from your landlord, park manager, or association that you are permitted to own/have the pet you wish to adopt on the premises. A Monroe SPCA representative will call your landlord to verify any pet restrictions. Animals cannot be adopted as gifts for someone outside your residence. Animals presently owned by you must have a documented veterinary care history. This includes being up-to-date with necessary vaccines, heartworm testing and prevention for your dog(s), and being up-to-date with necessary vaccines for your cat(s). Adoption applicants must provide at least 2 character references that do not reside in the same household. Only one reference may be related to the applicant. Monroe SPCA will NOT adopt an animal in any of the following cases: A home with other dogs and/or cats that have not been spayed/neutered, A home located where ownership of the animal is banned, prohibited, and/or restricted (we recommend you research your city's animal-related ordinances prior to filling out an application), A home in which the dog's primary caregiver(s) is under the age(s) of 21, A home in which a resident has been convicted of cruelty, neglect, or dog fighting. Monroe SPCA reserves the right to refuse adoptions to anyone. Animals have individual needs and we try to place them accordingly. We operate on a “best placement” principle, meaning it is