Adopt from LHS
If you are interested in adopting an animal, please visit the shelter during adoption hours: 2:00 pm - 7:00 pm Monday through Friday and 11:00 am - 4:00 pm Saturday and Sunday.
The Liberty Humane Society shelters cats and dogs, and occasionally small animals, for adoption. Every animals is temperament tested before being placed for adoption. To adopt an animal from the Liberty Humane Society, an adoption application must be completed and approved. For more information and to view our adoptable animals follow the links to the left or go directly to our Petfinder.com animal listing!
You may also be interested in providing a temporary home for one of our animals via the LHS Foster Program. From healthy animals needing a bridge to a forever home to animals that come to LHS injured, ill, too young, too small, unsocialized, pregnant, orphaned or in need of manners before they can go home, fosters are our lifesavers.
Did you know that the Liberty Humane Society holds and attends adoption events? Make sure to check out our Calendar of Events for a listing of our upcoming adoption events! We hold and attend adoption events all year long. So, come on out and see adoptable animals from our shelter as well as foster homes!
Featured Cat
Dylan
A spunky little man, I am a whole lot of fun. Built like a cannon ball -round, compact & solid - I have all the get up and go that that comparison conjures.Here at the shelter, I have the the run of the floor, mingling freely with people and other cats. I like my humans over six years old and enjoy petting & play in equal measiures. I like cuddling in laps or being picked up. When I am not doing either, I will be shadowing you like a dog. I am fabulous with other felines.
Posted: Jan 18, 2012
Featured Dog
Sulay
My name is Sulay and I am a sweet playful girl! While I'm personable with everyone, my personality really blossoms when I am with my special people! I can be very playful, love toys, and will give them up easily for a tasty treat. I'm comfortable with all types of handling and, though I don't love having to give up my food, I will if I have to.Though I may get a little shy with unusual new people (limping, hooded, etc.), if given a little time I will make friends with them. Patient introductions with people who concern me giving me treats will help me get more comfortable with them. Because of my concern about novelty, I may be more comfortable in a household of teenagers and up.
Come to the shelter and take me home
Posted: Jan 18, 2012
Alleviate the financial stress associated with your pet’s unexpected medical expenses and generate funds for the Liberty Humane Society at the same time! Click here or on the ShelterCare banner to apply online for a ShelterCare Pet Insurance Program.
ShelterCare Pet Insurnace Programs cover you when your pet needs essential veterinary care from an illness or injury. Every time a completed application for a ShelterCare program is generated through this website, the Liberty Humane Society will receive a $25 donation to help with our own shelter needs.
