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Listing and Adopting Pets through Rehoming​

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Sometimes life changes, and finding a new home for a beloved pet becomes necessary. When that happens, surrendering your pet to the shelter isn't always the only option.

Our Rehoming Pets page helps connect local pet owners who can no longer keep their animals directly with people who may be able to give them a new home. Rehoming a pet directly allows them to transition from one home to another without having to enter the shelter, which can reduce stress for the animal while also helping us preserve shelter space for animals who have nowhere else to go.

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Whether you're looking for a new home for your pet or hoping to add a new companion to your family, this page is a place to start.

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Need to Rehome Your Pet?

If you are able to safely keep your pet while searching for a new home, we encourage you to consider direct rehoming before surrendering them to the shelter.

You can create a profile for your pet using one of the rehoming services below. 

You have two options for listing your pet: Adopt a Pet charges a small listing fee, but CCHS had a special code to receive 90% off the listing fee. CCHS85020

Home To Home is free to use and allows you to create a profile for your pet at no cost.You'll be able to share information about your pet, including their personality, history, photos, and what type of home may be the best fit. 

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When creating your pet's profile, we encourage you to be honest and thorough. Sharing accurate information about your pet's personality, medical history, behavior, experience with children or other animals, and any special needs will help potential adopters decide whether they may be a good match.

Great photos help, too! Choose clear, well-lit photos that show your pet's personality.

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Looking to Adopt?

You don't have to adopt directly from the shelter to give an animal a second chance.

Below you'll find pets in our community whose families are searching for new homes for them through Adopt a pet. By adopting a pet directly from their current owner, you may be able to help an animal move straight from one home into another without ever having to enter the shelter.

Browse the available pets below and follow the information provided in their profile to learn more or contact their current owner.

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To browse animals listed on our Home to Home page follow the link below

 

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AVAILABLE REHOME PETS

Still Need to Surrender Your Pet?

We understand that direct rehoming isn't possible in every situation. If you have explored your options and still need to surrender your pet to Caroline County Humane Society, please complete our surrender request form.

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Submitting a request does not mean you have failed your pet. Our goal is simply to explore every safe option available and help determine the best next step for both you and your animal.

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