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We are working hard to keep our community safe and healthy.
Shelter open by appointment only for adoptions and surrenders.
Interested in adopting? Adoptions are being done on an appointment basis. Please visit our Adoptions page to view our available animals and follow the steps detailed there.
Need to surrender a pet? Surrenders are done on an appointment basis. Please call the shelter (603-472-3647) to discuss further.
Volunteering: Thank you for your interest. We are not currently onboarding new volunteers--please check back for updates.
In-Kind Donations: We are currently accepting linens and unopened pet food and supplies to help the animals. Please drop off at the donation bins at the back of the building.
Thank you for your care, consideration, and support!
PET RESOURCES
The resources below are a compilation from the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) and the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty Animals (ASPCA) and are intended for general reference.
If you:
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Have a pet who is experiencing a health issue or emergency, contact your veterinarian.
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Witness cruelty/abuse/neglect, contact your local police department: List of NH Police Departments.
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Suspect cruelty/abuse/neglect and have information, call the ARLNH at 603-471-0888.
CATS
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Bringing Your New Cat Home -
Cat Answer Tool - Solve Problems -
Cat Care Essentials -
Solving Litter Box Problems -
Tips to Keep Your Cat Happy Indoors -
Trimming Claws
GENERAL INFORMATION
- ASPCA
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HSUS -
Petfinder (search for animals shelters and rescues) -
Pet-Friendly Apartments by ZIP Code -
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitators:
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
- Are You Having Trouble Affording Your Pet? (HSUS)
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Brown Dog Foundation -
Care Credit (Line of credit for veterinary expenses) -
Dylan's Hearts -
Fairy Dog Parents (Massachusetts) -
Feline Veterinary Emergency Assistance (Vaccine Associated Sarcoma) -
Massachusetts Animal Fund -
NH - Low-income NH residents spay/neuter assistance -
Paws 4 a Cure -
Red Rover -
Spay & Neuter Financial Assistance by State -
STARelief and Pet Assistance -
Tails of Hope (Canine Members of Search & Rescue community) -
Tails to Freedom -
The Magic Bullet Fund -
The Pet Fund -
The Riedel & Cody Fund (Chemotherapy and Radiation Treatements)
PLANNING FOR YOUR PET
If you were unable to care for your pets, who would care for them?
DOGS
ASPCA Poison Control 888-426-4435
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General Care -
Behavior Issues -
Bite Prevention -
Common Diseases -
Dogs and Babies -
Grooming Tips -
Nutrition Tips
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Bringing Your New Dog Home -
Chewing: How to Stop Your Dog's Gnawing Problem -
Dog Aggression -
Dog Care Essentials -
Housetraining -
How to Get Your Dog to Stop Barking -
Puppy Behavior Basics
SMALL ANIMALS
ASPCA Poison Control 888-426-4435
CRUELTY/ABUSE/NEGLECT INFORMATION
In an emergency situation such as you are witness to an actual act of animal abuse, contact your local policy department immediately: List of NH Police Departments
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ASPCA - Keeping Them Safe -
Give us Shelter - Dogs without shelter -
National Association for Humane and Envinronment Education -
NH Cruelty Law -
NH Federation of Humane Organizations
RABBITS