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Dogs and cats looking for homes in Monroe County.

83 pets

39 pets have been waiting over 60 days.

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How adoption works

  1. Find a pet

    Browse the dogs and cats above. Tap one to see their story, photos and fee.

  2. Apply online

    Press Apply on the pet's page, or choose the dog or cat application here. It takes about 10 minutes.

  3. Meet and take home

    We review your application, call you, and set up a meet-and-greet at the shelter.

Adoption fees

What adoption costs

Dogs

Adoption fees for dogs
Specialty breed dogs (under 10 years)$350
Puppies (under 1 year)$325
Adult dogs$250
Senior dogs (10 years and up)$150

Cats

Adoption fees for cats
Specialty breed cats (under 10 years)$200
Kittens (1 year and under)$150
Adult cats$125
Senior cats (10 years and up)$60

Each pet's page shows their own fee. Specialty breeds are purebred and designer breeds, such as doodles, French bulldogs, corgis and shih tzus, and purebred Siamese, Maine Coon, Ragdoll or Persian cats.

The adoption fee includes

  • Spay or neuter surgery
  • Microchip identification
  • Rabies vaccine
  • Age-appropriate core vaccinations
  • Flea and tick preventative
  • Heartworm test (dogs) or FeLV/FIV test (cats)

Adoption policy

What we ask of adopters

We match animals to homes based on the pet's needs, your household and local ordinances. Staff may ask for landlord approval, vet references or a meet-and-greet with resident pets.

Adopters must be 18 or older with a valid ID. Some animals need a fenced yard, a quiet indoor-only home or an experienced handler; we will explain any special requirements for the pet you choose.

Please bring

  • Valid photo ID and proof of address
  • Landlord approval if you rent
  • All household members present for a meet-and-greet when possible
  • Existing pets up to date on vaccinations
Download the adoption contract

After you apply

What happens next

Our adoption team reviews every application, checks your references and veterinarian, and calls or emails you to arrange a visit. If we give preliminary approval, please confirm within 48 hours so we can hold the pet for you.

Prefer not to use the online form? Call (734) 243-3669 or email support@monroe-humane.org with the animal's name (if known) and the best time to reach you.