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Discover unconditional love: find your next constant companion at Valley Humane Society!
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Dogs

Man’s best friend. They’ve been there for us practically since time began, at our side, in our homes…counting on us to accept (and return) the love and affection they consistently offer. Dogs come in all shapes and sizes, each one able to wag, wriggle, or worm their way into our hearts. Discover a dog that delights you today!

Cats

They’re cute, they’re cuddly…they couldn’t care less what we think! Life with a feline friend can be entertaining, exciting, and ever so rewarding. Cats are playful and particular, purring powerhouses of love and affection, whether classically mysterious and sphinx-like or goofy as a puppy. Find yourself a feline friend today!

Special Needs

Some animals face challenges which make finding a new home that much more difficult. They may have physical impairments or chronic health issues, or just require specific environments…but animals with special needs are as loving and deserving of love as any other. Make room in your heart today and learn just how very special they are!

Seniors

Investing your heart in an older pet can be incredibly rewarding, knowing time is precious and your gentle care in their senior years is as needed as it is welcome. Their unconditional love does not lessen with age, nor their need for affection diminish! Everyone deserves a friend, right up until the end…cherish a senior pet today.

Adoption Fees & Requirements

We get so much out of our furry companions, but at Valley Humane Society we also put a lot in! Each dog and cat in our care receives high-quality veterinary care, vaccines, microchips, nutritional diets, socialization, and plenty of love. 

In addition, each pet is spayed or neutered before going home. Connect with one of our knowledgeable adoption counselors who can pair you up with the pet that’s right for you!

Adult Dogs

$200

Puppies

$250

Adult Cats

$100

Kittens

$125

Kitten Pair

$200

Over 65?

-50%*

*on pets over 7 years old

Sponsor a Pet

Make a donation to help cover the expenses of caring for your favorite adoptable animal during its stay at Valley Humane Society, using our handy Petfinder portal.

Home to Home

There’s no place like home! Visit our direct-to-guardian portal to adopt or rehome a pet for free, help keep dogs and cats out of shelters and in a home where they belong.

Ready to Adopt?

If you've already perused our adoptable cat and dog listings, reviewed what to expect from the adoption process, and understand the applicable fees and requirements, let's get started! Here's a link to our online adoption application.

Success Stories

Have you adopted from Valley Humane Society recently? Tell us all about your new pet! Your story can help the next dog or cat find love by showing potential adopters how happiness and love can be found with a rescued animal. Happy families are our goal!

Sweetie

Sweetie

Emily came to Valley Humane last October as Sweetie, part of the Paw Patrol litter, along with siblings Blaze, Everest, and Skye. After getting spayed at the Phil Scholz Veterinary Surgery Center and spending a few weeks in foster care, Sweetie was adopted by new mom Janice, and promptly renamed Emily.

Reports Janice, “Emily is doing excellent. She’s evolving every day. She has an amazing sweet personality. She’s with me most of the time. Thank you so much for bringing us together.”

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Rhea

Rhea

Pismo came to Valley Humane last November as Rhea, along with her brother, Danny. These sweet puppies didn’t have to wait long to get adopted, though, with Pismo finding her new family on the same day as Danny!

Pismo’s mom Gina reports, “She has adjusted sooo well! She loves to be sitting/sleeping on our laps or running laps around the house with the kids! She loves running in the leaves in our backyard as well! Her favorite toy is Foxy, a little orange fox.”

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Purrthagoras

Purrthagoras

Yoti came to Valley Humane as Purrthagoras last November. She was about 3 months old and was diagnosed with a heart murmur, though her heart was functioning well besides that. Purrthagoras spent a few months in a loving foster family before moving back to Kitty City, where her health problem didn’t deter her adopters from taking her home and making her part of the family.

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