Port Liberte Loves its Pet Residents
If you don't have a furry best friend, or if you are looking for a constant companion of your own, we encourage you to adopt a pet from a local shelter. Local shelters take in abandoned or surrendered animals, gives them vaccinations, spays or neuters them, and finds them a new best friend in a loving home. Here are a few reasons why you should adopt a pet of your own!
Make a Difference
You might have seen the bumper stickers — "who rescued who?" Adopting a shelter animal is a fantastic way to serve your community by helping to reduce the number of homeless dogs and cats and give a welcoming home for these lovable animals.
Don't Listen to the Myths
Did you know that you can find a purebred pet in the local shelters? It's true — the Humane Society estimates that 25% of dogs in shelters are purebred. Plus, there are many breed-specific rescues in the Northeast where you can find your new furry companion.
Find Your New Best Friend
Your furry best friend is waiting just for you, eager to sleep on your lap and join you in your loving home. And you're never too old to find a four-legged best friend — there is a great cat rescue program called Seniors for Seniors that serves senior adults and senior cats.
Find a Shelter Near You!
Searching for your new best friend at a shelter not far from your Port Liberte home? View our interactive map to find an animal shelter closest to you, or scroll down below to find local shelters in New Jersey and New York.
Animal Shelters Near Port Liberte
Associated Humane Societies
Located in Forked River, Newark, and Tinton Falls, the Associated Humane Societies take in cats, dogs, kittens, puppies — and sometimes guinea pigs and hamsters!
Hudson County Animal League
This is an all-volunteer organization that takes in abandoned animals in the area and sends them into welcoming homes.
Liberty Humane Society
Based in Hoboken, this animal shelter rescues local dogs and cats. A few of our pet residents were even adopted from the Liberty Humane Society!
Secaucus Animal Shelter
Find your new best friend in all four-legged forms at this shelter, whether you're looking for a cat, rabbit, guinea pig, or dog.
Animal Care & Control of New York City
The AC&C of NYC has care centers in the city's five boroughs, and a few of its adoptable cats and dogs are featured on NBC News on Saturday mornings.
Animal Haven
Located on Centre Street in New York City, Animal Haven rescues dogs and cats and sends them to loving homes.
Animal Lighthouse Rescue
This organization rescues stray dogs. Its New York City location is in West Village on Bleecker Street.
KittyKind
This is a no-kill cat rescue based out of New York City, and rescues more than 600 cats every year.
Mighty Mutts & Ollie's Place
Fall in love with a rescued stray cat or dog at this no-kill organization, and take your new best friend home with you.
Social Tees Animal Rescue
Social Tees is a no-kill shelter in NYC's East Village, rescuing cats and dogs and matching them with the perfect person.
Airedale Rescue & Adoption of the Delaware Valley
Find your new companion at this shelter, which rescues Airedale Terriers and adopts them to their new families in the Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New Jersey area.
Delaware Valley Golden Retriever Rescue
Located in Reinholds, PA, this shelter rescues Golden Retrievers and sends them to their new homes.
East Coast Asian Dog Rescue
This organization rescues Pekingese, Pugs, Japanese Chins, Shih Tzus, and other Asian breeds around the Mays Landing, NJ area.
HeavenSent Bulldog Rescue
You can adopt a purebred English Bulldog from HeavenSent, which serves the areas in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York, Delaware, and Maryland.
Mid Atlantic English Springer Spaniel Rescue
This organization serves the mid-Atlantic coast of the US and rescues purebred English Springer Spaniels.
Save Our Snoopies Beagle Rescue
There is a New Jersey chapter of SOS Beagle Rescue that fosters beagles and sends them to forever homes.
Siamese Cat Rescue Center
This shelter out of Locust Dale, VA finds and adopts out Siamese cats.
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