Animal shelter
Paul A. Vallone Queens Animal Care Center
Ridgewood, New York
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Adoption
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81 organizations within 50 miles of 10001
Animal shelter
Ridgewood, New York
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Animal shelter
New Jersey
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Animal rescue
Edgewater, New Jersey
Explore adoption and fostering with PAWS On The Green. Contact the organization for its current process and available animals.
Animal shelter
New York
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Animal rescue
Brooklyn, New York
Explore adoption with Sunset Park Cats Inc. Contact the organization for its current process and available animals.
Teterboro, New Jersey
Bergen County's Teterboro shelter places dogs, cats and other companion animals with adopters.
Animal shelter
Brooklyn, New York
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Cat shelter
Clifton, New Jersey
Homeless Animal Adoption League is a volunteer-run Clifton shelter devoted to the care and adoption of cats and kittens.
Animal shelter
New Jersey
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Municipal animal shelter
Bloomfield, New Jersey
Bloomfield Animal Shelter is a township-operated facility that cares for dogs and cats and helps them find adoptive homes.
Animal shelter
New York
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Newark, New Jersey
AHS's Newark shelter places companion animals into adoptive homes.
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Before you visit
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Budget for food, veterinary care, training, enrichment, grooming, and unexpected needs.