On our site, shelters, rescues, and rehomers can easily list their available pets. And hopeful pet parents can quickly search for the right pet with helpful features like filters, New Pet Alerts, and more.
But we’re more than just a search engine. We’re your total pet adoption ally—here to guide you through every step with tools, transparency, trusted advice, and programs designed to share resources, discounts, and support.
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Fostering saves lives. It gives pets a break from the shelter and opens up space for others in need. It’s also a low-commitment way to try out pet parenting — and yes, fostering counts even if you end up keeping them (we see you,foster fails).That’s why Adopt a Pet, in partnership with a coalition of animal welfare specialists, created the Foster 50, a national program to increase pet fostering in the United States. With an estimated 5.8 million cats and dogs entering shelters and rescues, foster parents are needed now more than ever. Have you been on the fence about fostering? Well, consider this your sign. Here’s what you need to know to get started.
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