Cat & Dog Animal Shelter | The Animal League (Clermont/Groveland)

We make every effort to keep this information up-to-date. However, we are unable to guarantee specific cats and dogs shown on this online list will still be available when you come to the animal shelter. You are welcome to call us to confirm the pet is still here at our animal shelter before you come visit us.

Find a pet you’d like to visit?

Please review these resources in order to fully understand our animal shelter’s adoption process:

How our Adoption Process Works (Facebook page)
Frequently Asked Questions
Age Guidelines for Adopting
Adoption Fees
Senior-to-Senior Program

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An approved application is required before taking any pet home. This includes us contacting 3 of your references and your veterinarian (if you currently have pets). Each pet is unique! We adopt pets based on a “best match” approach to ensure the adopter’s lifestyle and circumstances are suitable for the breed of choice. This means we may recommend alternate pets to you for consideration. We do this for the safety and long-term well-being of our adoptables. To expedite the adoption process, you may wish to complete an adoption application online prior to visiting the adoption center.

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The adoption center is located at 4648 Baptist Island Road, Groveland, FL 34736. View our location on a map.

Visiting hours:
Monday, Tuesday and Friday
10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Saturday and Sunday
10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Closed Wednesday and Thursday.

Read about our adoption fees, age guidelines for adopting, and special programs for senior adopters.

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Bodhi

Dog, Adult, Male, Medium

Corgi

Spayed/NeuteredHas ShotsNo DogsNo Kids

DogAdultMaleMediumCorgi

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BODHI
DOB/AGE: 5-7-2015
WEIGHT: 40#

I would like a home with experienced owners. I'd like to be an only doggy, but I will love you forever!

I am a Forever Hope reduced-fee pet. Read more about Forever Hope pets here: https://theanimalleague.org/we-have-forever-hope/

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All of our dogs are spayed or neutered, receive a registered microchip, and are up-to-date on their age-appropriate shots, vaccines, and preventative care. We also test for heartworm when they are old enough.

If the pet you are interested is under 6 months, please review our Age Policy here: https://theanimalleague.org/we-have-forever-hope/

Get started by filling out your application here: https://theanimalleague.org/we-have-forever-hope/

We work hard to find best match, and this doesn't always mean first come, first served. To understand our adoption policy, please follow the link below, which explains everything in detail.
https://theanimalleague.org/we-have-forever-hope/

THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST IN A RESCUE DOG - the very best breed!

PLEASE READ! - Here are the answers to some of our most frequently asked questions! More FAQs can be found here: https://theanimalleague.org/we-have-forever-hope/

Q. WHAT ARE YOUR ADOPTION FEES?
A. Our adoption fees vary by age, size, and species. ALL pets receive full vetting - that is spay/neuter, age-appropriate shots, vaccines, and preventative care, heartworm or FIV/FeLV testing, and a vet exam. As we are a 501c(3) non-profit and receive NO government, county, or taxpayer funding, some pets are designated as "fundraisers" and will have a slightly higher adoption fee.

For information on our STANDARD fees, please view this link: https://theanimalleague.org/we-have-forever-hope/

For information on a SPECIFIC pet's fee, please CALL our center at 352-429-6334. We are NOT able to email information on fees.

Q. WHEN CAN I MEET THIS PET?
A. We are open to the public Friday, Saturday, & Monday from 10:00 am - 6:00 pm, and Sundays from 10:00 am - 5:00 pm. You are welcome to visit us during these hours. Please be advised that dogs and cats who are OLDER than 16 weeks/4 months DO NOT require an application to visit. Our dogs are housed at our Center in Groveland, however, sometimes a dog will be in foster care. Please call us at 352-429-6334 before driving out to ensure youâre heading to the correct location.

ONLY puppies and kittens aged 8 weeks - 16 weeks will require a scheduled Meet and Greet. In order to schedule a Meet and Greet, please fill out an application here: https://theanimalleague.org/we-have-forever-hope/
Once we are finished processing, our Adoption Team will contact you to set up an appointment.

Q. CAN YOU SEND ME MORE PHOTOS?
A. Unfortunately, no. The file sizes are too large to send via email. More photos will be posted as they come available.

Q. DO YOU ALLOW OUT-OF-STATE ADOPTIONS?
A. YES! We welcome adopters no matter where they live. However, we always require a Meet and Greet at our center, and we absolutely never ship our pets.

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Charcoal

Dog, Adult, Female, Medium

German-Shepherd-Dog

Special NeedsSpayed/NeuteredHas ShotsNo Kids

DogAdultFemaleMediumGerman-Shepherd-Dog

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CHARCOAL
DOB/AGE: 10-12-2016
WEIGHT: (GROWN) 25-30 lbs

I'm a shy girl. I'm working with several great volunteers and a special trainer to help me learn to trust people. I DO warm up, but only after I've met people a couple times. I'm still wary of strangers. Please don't mistake my shyness for aggression! I really am a good girl, I just need some more confidence. I get along well with other dogs, however, I prefer to be fed separately (I don't like to share!). I'd like a quiet home with gentle guardians. I would prefer a home without children (preteens and older are okay!). Young kids are a little too active for me, and I get nervous with all the commotion! If you're wondering about my breed... one of my siblings had a DNA test done, and German Shepherd and Jack Russell were two of the most prominent breeds!