Pet Rehoming
Considering rehoming a pet is a difficult decision to make. We at Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League may be able to help you keep your pet at home or there may be alternative rehoming options available to you. Please consider the following resources before surrendering your pet.
Consider Keeping Your Pet
While rehoming may be a necessary choice in certain circumstances, taking the time to consider keeping your pet can lead to a stronger and more enduring bond. Our team at Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League is here to provide guidance, resources, and support as you navigate this important decision.
Self-Rehoming Your Pet
We understand that it is sometimes necessary to rehome a pet due to personal reasons. Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League accepts dogs and cats from Palm Beach County by appointment only. We are not able to care for exotic pets, livestock, reptiles or wild animals. We are a limited admissions shelter that can only accept as many animals as we can humanely house and care for.
Resources offered externally
Resources Offered by Peggy Adams
Surrendering Your Pet to Peggy Adams?
We understand that it is sometimes necessary to surrender a pet due to personal reasons. Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League accepts dogs and cats from Palm Beach County by appointment only. We are not able to care for exotic pets, livestock, reptiles or wild animals. We are a limited admissions shelter that can only accept as many animals as we can humanely house and care for.
In order to find loving homes for the pets in our care, the first step having a conversation about your pet’s personality, health and temperament.
While we do our best to place every animal that comes in to our care, we cannot guarantee placement for any animal. While it is always a last resort, we will humanely euthanize an animal if deemed medically or behaviorally necessary.
Appointment Process
