Wayne County Dog Shelter

We do not have any pugs right now but we do get dogs in daily. Please check our website or facebook page for adoptable dogs.

Do you have a dog named Raven and his w White

no dont think so. i'm pretty sure i saw a credit card sign put there

You must be 16 years old to volunteer on your own. If younger than 16, you must be accompanied by an adult.

I bought a little shitzu from the Wayne County Dog Pound he was a little shaky at first I think he had been beat on but I give him love and give him a chance you and he's a good puppy nobody's going to sneak up on me he's always paying attention what's going on around us he really is a good dog his name is Bentley and he thinks he's the baddest dog around he's a little midget but he is a good dog I really do care about him

Yes. The cost we had to cover for the neuter was not too bad. Better than most Cleveland shelters.

No sorry I don't.

I'm sorry you would have to call them or look up their website to see what's available.

Once your application is approved you could potentially take a dog home the same day. We do recommend putting in your application early and we will keep it on file for one calendar year.

Hi Hannah, I'm not sure that you have the right organization. We have several pitties available for adoption and I cant imagine our staff recommending a rescue for one when we have plenty. Can you elaborate on the situation?

Not at this time. It's best to keep an eye on our website for facebook page to see which dogs are available. We do get those breeds in from time to time but they tend to get adopted very quickly. www.waynedogshelter.org

Yes, Twirl's adoption was finalized today.

To report abuse please call the Wayne County Dog Warden at 330-804-3647 or contact your local law enforcement agency.

Simply call the shelter at 330-345-1018. You will speak with a technician who can discuss the owner release process with you and schedule a time to come in.

We accept cash, checks, and credit cards.

No, we do not euthanize for space.

www.waynedogshelter.org/adoptable-dogs

No, we don't euthanize for space. Breed is not a factor in euthanasia.

As you're heading into Wooster before you get to the circle there before the where the church is that on the right you should be a dog groomer but now it's Wayne County dog rescue very good people I don't know if they're full or anything best thing I can tell you is go talk to him they are good people I've had my dog for 2 years now that I'm took over him and he's a wonderful dog the bad thing about it is or taking that little girl's best friend that's hard on them I know it was hard on me when my furbaby died after 16 years I make sure that this is the only choice that you can make

You should give them to the humane society