Animal shelter
Town of Hempstead Animal Shelter
Wantagh, New York
A town animal shelter in Wantagh with dog and cat adoptions and lost-pet services.
Adoption
Find shelters and rescues by name, city or ZIP code. Explore their profiles, keep a shortlist, and take the first step toward a new friendship.
Explore organizations across the United States. Contact a location before visiting to confirm current arrangements.
Saved sheltersA place to begin
81 organizations within 50 miles of 10001
Animal shelter
Wantagh, New York
A town animal shelter in Wantagh with dog and cat adoptions and lost-pet services.
Animal shelter
New York
Explore this location and contact the organization about adoption and visiting arrangements.
Animal shelter
Edison, New Jersey
Explore this location and contact the organization about adoption and visiting arrangements.
Animal rescue
Wanaque, New Jersey
Explore fostering with All Humane Animal Rescue Corp. Contact the organization for its current process and available animals.
Plainfield, New Jersey
Hope 4 Paws Humane Society's Plainfield shelter helps dogs and cats find homes.
Municipal animal shelter
Denville, New Jersey
Denville Animal Shelter provides municipal shelter care, helps reunite lost animals with owners and places unclaimed pets with adoptive families.
Animal shelter
New York
Explore this location and contact the organization about adoption and visiting arrangements.
East Brunswick, New Jersey
New Beginnings Animal Rescue shelters cats and matches them with adoptive homes in East Brunswick.
West Milford, New Jersey
West Milford Animal Shelter's volunteers help companion animals find permanent homes.
Eatontown, New Jersey
Monmouth County SPCA helps dogs, cats and small companion animals find homes from its Eatontown shelter.
Animal rescue
Edison, New Jersey
Explore adoption and fostering with Garden State German Shepherd Rescue Inc. Contact the organization for its current process and available animals.
Animal shelter
Amiytyville, New York
Explore this location and contact the organization about adoption and visiting arrangements.
Locations come from organization websites and OpenStreetMap. Coverage and contact details vary; a listing does not establish walk-in access or current animal availability. Distances are approximate straight-line distances from postal locations, rather than driving distances. Contact the organization before visiting. Shelter map data: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) · Public directory data. ZIP locations: GeoNames, CC BY 4.0; filtered and deduplicated for the 50 states and DC.
Before you visit
A little preparation helps you find an organization—and an animal—that fits your home responsibly.
Reputable organizations clearly explain health checks, behavior notes, fees, and return policies.
Discuss the animal’s routine, medical history, energy level, and comfort around children or other animals.
Budget for food, veterinary care, training, enrichment, grooming, and unexpected needs.