Humane Society of North Central Florida - North Campus

I have a 4 month old Shih Tzu male. Very loving and ready for a new family. Free to a good home.

Hi Gray, Our Shelter does not euthanize for lack of space. In fact, our county achieved no-kill status in 2017 and sustained a 90% or higher live release rate at our county shelter, Alachua County Animal Services, ever since. You can feel good about volunteering at any local shelter. Thank you!

I am looking for a dog

Carolyn Fletcher have you found your forever furbaby yet? If you haven't I have just the girl for you! Her name is Lily

I’ll take the dog! My baby of 13yr passed away a year ago... I think I’m finally ready for a new one!

I am looking for a small dog. How big is this dog. The reason I ask is I am handicapped and just looking for a small dog to travel with me

We recommend you call Sunrise Wildlife Rehabilitation: (352) 222-2239.

Unfortunately the shelter cannot take in animals from the public, they do have a resource page on their site that gives options for rehoming. Sometimes people see posts like this and respond as well. Best of luck! Danielle

Hi Debbie. I'm sure they will call you back. They have a lot of information on their website, humanesocietyncfl.org. They have the prices to adopt and they also have a list with pictures of the animals up for adoption.

Hi Gloraidy! Yes, rabbits are sterilized and microchipped as well. Thanks, HSNCF Management

Hi Megan, We'd be happy to help you! Your kitten can be vaccinated and spayed on the same day. Simply make an appointment online at: http://humanesocietyncfl.org/spay-neuter or call us at 352-373-5855 and follow the prompts to schedule a spay/neuter surgery. Thanks, HSNCF Management

Hi Nancy, This is a not a service that we currently provide. We do, however, provide low-cost vet care and many other services for pet owners. I do believe our local county shelter will provide euthanasia if need be.

Go to humain society on 6th street they mid can help you

Sorry i don't know but call the animal shelter

Best bet is to go in person. You can also then talk to the staff and let them know what you are looking for. There are many wonderful pets there needing goods homes. God with an open mind and an open heart. You will find a new loving friend.

Find another place to live. Shelters and rescues are over flowing people are beyond unreal dumping their animals. Disgusting

I think the age she can sign up is 17 or 18. She can volunteer with an adult with her.

You should take him to the Humain society. So he has a better chance of finding a good safe forever home

Hi Willowlefae, I would recommend reaching out to Operation Catnip. They are the experts at helping community cats.

Hi there! The best thing to do is to submit an adoption application through our website. This alerts our staff that you’d like to adopt the cat and allows us to set up an appointment for you to meet her. Most fosters love to see the pets in their care get adopted so please don’t let that deter you. Sincerely, Margot DeConna Director of Advancement

Hi Michelle, Unfortunately, we do not offer emergency services. I would recommend reaching out to Blue Pearl or the UF Small Animal Hospital.

You don't take them with you and put them in an exercise pen with toys, food water chew bones and pillows?

We do! You can apply online at www.humanesocietyncfl.org/volunteer

Its $119 to have your dogs fixed! Sometimes they have grants that will cover up to 2 dogs and once those are set up . You can bring in two more to be fixed. But there are no grants available at this time!...... but with a grant 4 dogs can be fixed!

Hello! All of our adoptable small mammals can be viewed here: https://www.humanesocietyncfl.org/adopt/small-mammals/ This website is updated in real time. Thank you!

They're quick, usually less than 24 hours, and the adoption is quick.

They don't take surrenders here. ACAS might.

Hi Jaz, A list of our prices is available on our website. www.humanesocietyncfl.org/pet-services/ then click on the clinic you are interested in prices for. Thanks, HSNCF Management

Take her there

Go to animal shelter or call the one on 6th street

They mid take her if i did not have 4 dogs i would take her.

Hi Sade, Our adoption fees range up to $200-250 for puppies. Our fee schedule is available online here: https://www.humanesocietyncfl.org/adopt/dogs-puppies/#sl_embed&page=shelterluv_wrap_1513285027527%2Favailable_pets%2F817%3Fspecies%3DDog Thanks, HSNCF Management

Why did you get the dog yes take her there and never get another pet

You can go to st francis they have animal doctors there and you can go to grace on 39th they will help you and your pet to

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It's an add on service.

Hi Amanda, We offer low-cost spay/neuter surgeries year round. The fee for cats is $50. We do occasionally have grants that can further subsidize this cost. Please call us at 352-373-5855 to see if you may qualify for one of our grants. Thanks, HSNCF Management

ACAS

If you on foodstamp or senior its free spsy her after she had the puppies not before

Hi Diedre, Our low-cost clinic is open Tuesday through Thursday from 10am until 4pm. Otherwise, we recommend calling Blue Pearl, the local emergency veterinarian, or UF Small Animal Hospital. Thanks, HSNCF Management

Hi Shyree, We would recommend that you bring him to the Humane Society, Alachua County Animal Services, or any other local veterinarian's office to scan for a microchip. Once he has been scanned for a microchip we can try to locate his owner. If he does not have a microchip, he would need to go to Animal Services for a stray hold. Thanks, HSNCF Management

Hi Elizabeth, I'm so sorry that you aren't able to care for him any longer. We offer lots of resources for rehoming pets on our website: https://www.humanesocietyncfl.org/pet-services/rehoming-resources/. Unfortunately, we are not a public intake facility. We pull the majority of our animals in from local municipal shelters. As a result, we do occasionally have space to take in pets from other sources. If you have tried all of the suggested rehoming resources, please feel free to give us a call (352-373-5855 and please leave a message) and we can try to assist you, space permitting. Sincerely, HSNCF Management

Hi Emanuel, We do frequently have grants that allow us to provide free spay/neuter surgeries for income-qualified or spay/neuter resistant pet parents. Please call us at 352-373-5855 (if you don't get through, please leave a message. We do our best to respond within 24 hours.) to schedule your pet's surgery and ask about our current grants. Sincerely, HSNCF Management

Hi Emanuel, We do frequently have grants that allow us to provide free spay/neuter surgeries for income-qualified or spay/neuter resistant pet parents. Please call us at 352-373-5855 (if you don't get through, please leave a message. We do our best to respond within 24 hours.) to schedule your pet's surgery and ask about our current grants. Sincerely, HSNCF Management

Take to small animal hospital

Hi V.A., I am so sorry for your loss! We absolutely do take ferret kibble. Thank you for thinking of us! Feel free to drop it off any day this week between 9am and 6pm. Best, HSNCF Management

Take them to the emergency clinic today. The clinic here isn't open until Tuesday

Hi Jesse, Operation Catnip has a wonderful program for found kittens. Please reach out to them at 352-380-0940 or online at www.ocgainesville.org

It's until 6pm on 6th street

Yes!!

Hi Thomas, Were your cats adopted from a local organization? If so, we may be able to take them but generally we cannot take in pets from the public. We do have lots of rehoming resources available on our website here: https://www.humanesocietyncfl.org/pet-services/rehoming-resources/ Thanks, HSNCF Management

Yes also you cantake her to acas on 53 they are a no kill animal shelter

Hi Billy, All of our adoption fees are available on our website. Here is our fee schedule for felines: Adoption Fees: Kittens (Under 6 Months) – $125.00 Teenage Cats (6 Months to One Year) – $100.00 Adult Cats (Over One Year) – $75.00 Feel free to visit our website to learn more and see all of our adoptable cats: https://www.humanesocietyncfl.org/adopt/cats-kittens/#sl_embed&page=shelterluv_wrap_1513285027527%2Favailable_pets%2F817%3Fspecies%3DCat Thanks, HSNCF Management

Hi Sherri, We recommend you reach out to Operation Catnip at (352) 380-0940. They can help with spay/neuter and vaccinations through their Kitten Shelter Diversion Program. Thanks, HSNCF Management

Hi Young, All of our adoptable pets are listed online in real time. Check out the dogs and puppies on our website here: https://www.humanesocietyncfl.org/adopt/dogs-puppies/

Hi Marie, We offer a list of resources on our website for responsibly re-homing your pet. However, if you are going to surrender your pet to another rescue or shelter, we will happily take him back. Here is a link to the re-homing resources: https://www.humanesocietyncfl.org/pet-services/rehoming-resources/

Yes they have a program go out there and talk to them

Yes. I volunteer their puppies are there.

Hi Kristin, Our feline spays are $50. You can learn more and even book online here: https://www.humanesocietyncfl.org/pet-services/spay-neuter/felines/ Thank you! HSNCF

Hi Kiara, Feel free to stop by any time during our adoption hours: North Campus - Thursday to Sunday from 12-6pm South Campus- Thursday to Saturday from 10am-5pm PetSmart - Saturday and Sunday from 11am-5pm

Hi Lisa, Please call us to schedule a spay/neuter surgery for your cat. We can talk you through grants or programs you may qualify that would make the surgery free. Please call 352-373-5855 and follow the prompts to schedule a spay/neuter surgery.

Actually the Humane Society has a low-cost clinic that offers basic exams for $20. It is not a full service vet but there are vets on site to evaluate your puppy. Clinic hours are Tuesday-Thursday 10-4 (1-4 on Wednesdays).

Hi Ariel, Puppies must be at least 2 months old (8 weeks) and at least 2 lbs. in order to be sterilized. Our pricing is as follows: Spay/Neuter Pricing: Includes general exam, pain medicine, anesthesia and e-collar. 2-40 lbs.: $85.00 41-75 lbs.: $110.00 76 lbs.+: $130.00 We also offer other vaccines and services at the time of spay/neuter for an additional charge. You can schedule surgery online at: https://www.humanesocietyncfl.org/pet-services/spay-neuter/canines/

Hi Storme, We offer lots of different rehoming resources on our website. Just click here: https://www.humanesocietyncfl.org/pet-services/rehoming-resources/ Good luck!

Hi Valarie, We do! Our clinic is open Tuesday-Thursday from 10am until 4pm. For more information please visit: https://www.humanesocietyncfl.org/pet-services/vaccine-wellness-clinic/

Hi Eric, A nail trim at our clinic is $15.00. Thank you!

Hi Tina, We recommend you bring the cat to our wellness clinic (Tuesday-Thursday from 10am-4pm) or to another local veterinarian. Thank you!

Hi Jill, We are a limited intake facility which means we pull in animals from local county shelters but do not take in animals from the public. Please check out the rehoming resources that are available on our website: https://www.humanesocietyncfl.org/pet-services/rehoming-resources/

They are closed on mondays

No, you do not have to live in alachua county.

They will probably take them. Hopefully they will and feed them. Hard to find someone willing to take bottle fed kitties, or any animals that little. Wish I was still in lake City to help you.... would take them in a heart beat. Best of luck. I hope it works out well. Bless you for taking care of them. So many people would leave them or poison them. Bless you.

Hi Edwin, Our Vaccine and Wellness Clinic is open Tuesday-Thursday from 10am until 4pm. Check out our website for more information: https://www.humanesocietyncfl.org/pet-services/vaccine-wellness-clinic/

Yes I would love to

Animal Control North East of town used to take unwanteds, My knowledsge/info is over a decade old. Animal Control is now supposed to be a 'no kill' shelter. Had cages outside for 'after hours' drop offs. Car ride to each place for Updated, procedures/Information inevitable. pet Rescues generally "rescue" from AC or HS. Not directly from "owners".

No

Please call the animal shelter ask for their guidance

You can transport any way that is humane. You won't have to leave crate. Call just before you go to make sure staff is on hand and they have accommodations. Thank you for caring for them.

The choices change almost hourly. They may have one today.... maybe 20 tomorrow, and none the day after. You have to go there. Even if you call there is no guarantee that the breed you are looking for its still there. Go with an open mind. There are so many wonderful dogs in the world... whatever the breed, or mix of. Don't narrow it down by breed.... found your best friend and companion with your heart.

Go back to the shelter ask for the manager she will look up your application pick out your dog and take dog and yourself back to office fir final adotion

No they cant adopt it out

Its a dog and cat pound only not other animals!

What type of pet, weight and Male or female? I'm assuming you are talking about having it spayed/ neutered.

Call their and you should have called the same day

I think it's 15$ but not sure 100%. I KNOW thaty you have to go there and get a special carrier to bring them in and take them home. They collect a deposit and you get it back when you return the carrier. So you have to return the carrier when they are open. If you just leave the carrier on the steps they charge you. The hours for the spray/ neuter areas is different than the shelter areas and they wont give you or take back the carriers

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I don't think its free but please call there and other animal shelters.

Hi please call the animal shelter so they can tell you what kind of puppies they have. Hope you the best in your search.

Hi Mindy, We have a grant for income qualified pet owners to receive a free wellness exam through our clinic. Our clinic is open Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 10-4pm.

Hi Angelina, We do! Our thrift and pet supply store is located on our campus at 4205 NW 6th Street. We are open Tuesday-Saturday from 10am until 6pm. See you soon! Best, ACHS Management

You should call them during their working hours. I'm sure they'd help in any way possible.

Dear Ms. Ledesma, Unfortunately, we do not take in horses any longer. Best, Margot DeConna, Director of Development.

Hi you can call the animal shelter to see if they have Chihuahuas, hope you the best in your search.

dont worry u get hur spayed is ok

Call animal control on 53rd avenue and call the police

Call shelter , am sure someone will help me

I adopted my boy Hutch at Alachua County Animal Services. The people were very friendly as well as helping us get through the adoption with ease. I hope you find the right dog for you! Don't Shop, Always Adopt

It varies. Call them! They can help best.

Alachua animal shelter call them

No reduced fees but i was told if you meet a guide line they might but I'm not serten as such

Are they still available? Where do you live?

Call the animal shelter they can give you directions

You should definitely call them and get there advice. There is also a woman that has a rescue for pitbulls. If you Google pit bull rescue you might find her number

Im sure they will take them.but call

Call.

No for Human Society. Yes HOPE FOR HORSES. TRAVIS HARVEY.. If you send me your email I will have him contact you immediately

Here in Gainesville they have a program called catnip, in which they collect feral cats fix them and then release them. So that is what happens for those cats that are not up for adoption. I'm not sure how they handled dogs, but I know that they have a large rescue and adoption system setup. But as one of the other users stated I would call them directly with you are questions.

If they are overstocked. The pink ladies at all hospitals take them ...... if smoke free home.

Yes but call to find out how many available.

To be sure call them. But i think Silvio is right.

They usually don't .

there available pets for adoption change regularly. There are numerous dogs and cats to choose from Give them a visit. I know that you will find a fur - ever friend

Definitely spay and neuter animals for a reasonable price. This is not a mill,they as a whole are super kind and helpful.

You could also try Alachua County Animal Services

Not that i know of. I know they dont have room. But there are dog friendly shelters available.

Mange can be hard to get rid of. When I had pets I tried several things from baby oil to harsh veterinarian approved medication. The only thing that worked was Garlic tablets. Go to you local pet store and ask for garlic tablets for dogs and cats. Your pet's skins is obviously really dry and cannot produce the protective oil coating it needs. The tablets will help. It takes up to seven days before you see results. Also, do not wash your pooch until you notice he or she is not knawing or scratching it's skin. However do wash his/her toys and sleeping areas with non toxic cleaners. Hope this helps your pooch. He/She should have a health shiny and New coat in a few weeks.

I dont think so. Call and ask. There are places who do that in Gainesville, the Huma e Society will refer you to them. You can try churches they have food lockers or pantrys and have food for people in need,eand their pets.