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Help for New Adopters!

Are you ready to adopt? Before you do, check out the following!

What to Consider before Adopting a Pet
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The Costs of Pet Ownership

Pure or Mixed Breed?

The Unique Joys of
Mature Pets


Choosing the Right Cat

Choosing the Right Dog

Bringing Your Cat Home

Bringing Your Dog Home

Additional Topics

Are you looking for a Purebred Pet? Click here!


Thank you for considering the adoption option! We have many different types of animals available for adoption who are waiting to find loving homes. We shelter puppies, dogs, kittens, cats, guinea pigs, bunnies, hamsters, birds, ferrets ... and all of them want to meet you!



Step 1: Gather the required forms of identification. Must be 18 years of age to adopt a pet from the Peninsula SPCA. All adoptions require a picture ID (driver's license, military ID, or official state ID).

Step 2: Select your pet*.
Our staff wants to help you find the pet that is just right for you and your lifestyle. Since your new pet will be with you for many years, this is an important commitment that should not be rushed into! Please visit our shelter to see what pets are currently waiting for a home. We will discuss your needs and help you determine which type of animal would be the best match.

Step 3: Your pet will be neutered and you can redeem your voucher for a free vet exam!
In the unlikely event the animal has not been altered, it would remain at the shelter until surgery takes place and we will schedule you a pick up time.

Next, your new pet will want to meet her new veterinarian! Veterinarians from the Peninsula Veterinary Association donate a free exam for every animal adopted from the Peninsula SPCA. This examination is an excellent chance to ask specific questions about integrating your new pet with your existing pets and family members, what type of food to choose, and to get a more in depth view of your pet's health and age- or breed-related needs.



The fee to adopt cats is $129 and includes the following:

Spay/Neuter surgery
FeLV & FIV tests
Microchip with lifetime registration
FVRCP vaccination (Distemper)
De-worming treatment
Frontline treatment
Free health exam from a PVA Veterinary Clinic
DVD on care/training of cats
Collar & reusable cardboard carrier
Coupons & food samples

The adoption fee for dogs is $149 and includes the following:

• Spay/Neuter surgery
Heartworm test (if over 6 months of age)
Microchip with lifetime registration
DHPP vaccination (Distemper)
Bordetella vaccination (Kennel cough)
De-worming treatment
Frontline treatment
Free health exam from a PVA Veterinary Clinic
DVD on care/training of dogs
Leash & Collar
Coupons & food samples

The Peninsula SPCA will only accept visa, master card, and cash.