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Pets Available for Adoption - Week of May 3, 2021 | PHOTOS
(SPCA of Anne Arundel County)
Give a friend a forever home. The SPCA of Anne Arundel County is open for services by appointment only. If interested in adopting an animal, please view adoptable animals online and email an adoption application. Once your application has been processed, the SPCA will contact you to schedule a meet and greet. Please be patient, as the process will be delayed. The SPCA of Anne Arundel County is still accepting donations of new and unopened pet supplies (food, treats, etc), but can not take any used or opened donations at this time. Emergency services such as animal surrender, euthanasia and cremation will be available by appointment only. To schedule an appointment, please call and leave a message at 410-268-4388 ext 141. Anne Arundel County Animal Care and Control is located off Interstate 97 at the police and fire headquarters complex in Millersville, 411 Maxwell Frye Road. Anne Arundel County Animal Care & Control, 411 Maxwell Frye Rd., Millersville, has reopened by appointment only to the public. If you see an animal here or on our website (aacounty.org/pets) that you would like to meet and possibly adopt, please fill out the form found under "adopt a pet" on its website and email it with the required items to ACCFrontDesk@aacounty.org. All available animals are shown during a live video on their Facebook page at 9:30 a.m. Mondays through Saturdays; additional pets that are in foster homes are included on the website.
Slick - SPCA of AACo.
Slick is a super cool seven year old cat. He is laid back and likes to relax. Slick is often napping in the back of his cage, but if you spend some time sweet talking him he will come out for pets and head rubs. Slick will be an excellent best friend and Netflix binge watching partner. (SPCA of Anne Arundel County)
Brownie - SPCA of AACo.
Brownie is just as cute as can be! He is eight months old and ready to hop into your heart and your home. Rabbits can live up to 10 years. They require a special diet, attention, and room to exercise. They may be a small pet but they are still a big commitment! (SPCA of Anne Arundel County)
Zinfandel - SPCA of AACo.
The SPCA is not just for cats and dogs, we also have rabbits, mice, hamsters, parakeets, and guinea pigs galore! This handsome piggie is Zinfandel. He is 6 months old and available for adoption. You can see Zinfandel and all our adoptable smalls on our website www.aacspca.org. (SPCA of Anne Arundel County)
Zena - SPCA of AACo.
Meet Zena! She might be named after a warrior princess, but this girl is a lover not a fighter. She adores humans and wants to cuddle up in your laps. Zena would prefer to be the only pet in the home, but she has more than enough love to share with her family. (SPCA of Anne Arundel County)
Swiper - AACACC
Swiper, 2, was adopted from Animal Care & Control but returned 12 days later because one family member said her meowing disturbed his sleep. The family described Swiper as affectionate, friendly, smart, playful, talkative and noisy. Swiper originally came to our shelter with her young kitten, who was adopted by another family. She now is spayed, vaccinated and microchipped. (Anne Arundel County Animal Care and Control)
Dorian - - AACACC
Dorian, a striking all-gray long-haired male cat, about 7, had been adopted from Animal Care & Control as a kitten. He was returned because his owner, who described him as friendly and quiet, is moving and could not bring him along. Dorian sometimes lived with five children ages 1 to 16 and was friendly with them. He also did "very well" with a dog and another cat. (Anne Arundel County Animal Care and Control)
Kitty Little Legs - AACACC
Kitty Little Legs is a female cat, about 5, whose legs are regular sized – you just can't see them for all her beautiful long fur, which she loves to have brushed. Her former owner said she was temperamental around a young child, but she has been even-tempered in a quiet foster home while being treated for a skin issue. Apply now to be first in line to adopt her for $14. (Anne Arundel County Animal Care and Control)
Coupe - AACACC
Coupe, 5, a male pit bull-type mix, was given up April 28 because his owner could no longer care for this handsome 65-pound fellow. He has done very well with dogs and humans at the shelter, and used to live with a small dog, but shouldn't go to a home with cats. Potential adopters can meet Coupe at Animal Care & Control. To start the process, see "adopt a pet" on our website. (Anne Arundel County Animal Care and Control)