Adoptions: Click Here for Adoption Process.
Lost Pets: Visit the view animals section below. Pets that have been brought into the Center will be listed by the date of intake. The most recent pets recieved will be on the last few pages. If you see your pet, immediately call the Animal Center at 909-466-7387 to make an appointment to reclaim it.
Adopting a Pet
Our goal is to match available pets with suitable homes to ensure long-term success.
Adoption Process
Adoptions are in-person, first come, first approved (no appointment necessary). All family members must be present. For dog adoptions, all resident dogs must be present. If the animal is not spayed or neutered at the time of your adoption, a pick up time will be scheduled at a later date. If you rent your home, we recommend you check with your landlord before your appointment to verify potential pet restrictions.
Adoption Hours: Wednesday through Saturday 2pm to 5pm
Effective January 26, 2022, adoptions will start at 2pm. The sign in list is available at 2pm. Due to high interest in adoptions, we may need to stop accepting names at any point in order to complete meet and greets by 5pm.
Some pets generate an overwhelming amount of interest from the public. Adoption fees for these pets may be increased to help support the needs of the other pets at the Center and help them get adopted.
Due to the volume of phone calls received, we may not be able to answer calls about individual animals. Visit the animal's profile under Adopt a Pet page and click their photo for more information.
Thank you for considering to adopt a homeless pet in need!
Do you have room in your house and heart to help a pet in need? The RC Animal Center is always looking for foster families to temporarily care for orphaned pets, pets recovering from medical procedures and pets that need to learn a few manners before they are placed up for adoption. We provide foster families with all the supplies and assistance needed to help make the fostering experience a success.
If you are not able to foster or volunteer, but can donate supplies to our program, check out our Foster Care Wish List.
Summer months are a busy time at the Animal Center. The number of cats and kittens arriving in need of care greatly increases. In an effort to save resources for injured, orphaned, and vulnerable cats and kittens, the Animal Center is taking a managed cat intake approach. What does this mean?
Click here to learn more about Managed Cat Intake and Cat and Kitten Solutions