SPVAR takes in dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, reptiles, birds and other small animals and exotics.
If you do not find what you are looking for within our current list, please reach out to us. We will place you on our approved adopters waiting list.
Below is a list of our rescue partners and shelters we recommend to our community.
When she first arrived to the rescue she couldn't use her back leg, after 3 months she was able to use her legs again. She passed away in 2018 due to chest cancer.
More about QUINN
Good with Dogs, Good with Cats, Good with Kids, Good with Adults, Quiet, Does not require a yard
Special Needs: Found out she had cancer and was euthanized in 2018.
Please take your time to view each animal we have available- you're welcome to meet them once you are approved to adopt. This way you can see which animal fits your family best! If you aren't 100% ready to adopt after the first meet, you can set up as many meet and greets with our adoption coordinator and their foster as needed. These animals are not broken animals, they come from different backgrounds, usually because humans have failed them. It takes a few weeks for them to be socialized and accustomed to the changes. SPVAR keeps them in foster care for a minimum of 2 weeks to seek out any hidden illnesses, work on rehabilitation, as well as any training needed.
