Shelter Medicine

What can I expect when I adopt an animal from Pet Network?

You can expect a warm Adopters Welcome approach to companionship where each adoption is filled with resources to set an adopter up for success. For more information about adopters welcome, click here.
Is the animal that I am adopting altered and/or vaccinated?

YES! Every animal that leaves our care will be microchipped, dewormed, given flea/tick prevention, spay/neutered, and vaccinated (based on age and length of stay).
If I am interested in adopting an animal from you, can you hold them for me?

No, unfortunately we do not place holds on any of our animals and all animals are on a first come first serve basis.
Why are some animals priced higher than others?

Some animals may have a higher adoption fee to help support other animals in their journey to finding a home.

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Start slow- slowly increase the length and difficulty of hikes you and your animal take especially if they were less active during the winter months.

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Animal Hospital

Pet Network Community Hospital offers affordable, high-quality and high-touch veterinary care. We offer a range of services including routine health, specialty surgeries, and urgent care.

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Contribute to Geno’s Hope Fund

Help us to heal and save lives by supporting this special fund to cover urgent medical attention and additional unforeseen expenses for shelter animals.

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