Arlington Kittens and CatsArlington Offers Fee Adjustments for Dog and Cat AdoptionsSpring is in the air, and Arlington Animal Services is sheltering puppies and kittens. In recognition of puppy and kitten season, fees for dogs and cats have been adjusted through May 27, 2012. City officials say now is a good time to adopt a furry canine or feline as a new family member.The City of Arlington has adoptable pets to match the needs of each family. “These animals are looking forward to a “forever” home and a “forever” family”, said Animal Services Manager Chris Huff. Approximately 3.7 million animals are euthanized in shelters every year because of pet overpopulation. Arlington Animal Services encourages individuals to adopt a shelter dog or cat and experience the joy of a companion animal.Interested adopter’s can meet us at Arlington Animal Services at 1000 S.E. Green Oaks Boulevard or at the following mobile adoption events: Moritz of North Arlington at 2001 N. Collins on May 5

The Highlands PetSmart® at 203 E. Interstate I-20, Suite 101 on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month. The Arlington Animal Services Center is located at 1000 S.E. Green Oaks Blvd. Special fee adjustment rates for April 25 – May 27, 2012 is as follows:Dog and Cat Adoption Fee Adjustments From April 25, 2012 – May 27, 2012:Dog and Cat Adoption Fee – $45 (Includes adoption, sterilization, micro-chipping, core vaccines, rabies vaccine, and heartworm testing services)Dog and Cat Adoption Fee for Senior Citizens Age 60 and Older – Free!Shorkie Puppies For Sale Ny (Includes adoption, sterilization, micro-chipping, core vaccines, rabies vaccine, and heartworm testing services)Simplicity Freedom Vacuum Cleaner Parts Please support this website by rescuing a cat or kitten from one of the participating organizations. Maine Coon Kittens For Sale Near Missouri

Due to the ever growing rescue of cats and kittens, we are always in need of your help. Support help volunteers, foster home volunteers, and donations are always welcome for our animal friends. NEEDED ITEMS: cat beds, dry and wet cat food, cat toys, and donations for medical expenses. OUR POLICY: Each resued cat and kitten is an INDOOR PET ONLY, not an outdoor animal, not for breeding, or fighting. Each of our cats and kittens are spayed or neutered before adoption takes place, to insure that each receives a good home. City ordinances require that each cat and kitten be spayed or neutered. Our cats and kittens receive two sets of shots, a Rabies shot, deworming, and leukemia testing. Each is also spayed and neutered, including kittens age appropriate for receiving the operation.The full adoption process is required for each applicant.Adopters are expected to keep their pet current on all vaccinations, including necessary vaccines and Rabies shot. Each pet should be fed only the best food.

Excellent brands include Science Diet, Eukanuba, Iams, Pro Plan, and Nutro. Fresh water should be supplied at all times. Please send any donations to Rescued Friends, Inc., PO Box 623, Arlington, Texas, 76010. Our adoption dates are held every weekend in Arlington. Contact us to find locations and animals available. Are you looking to adopt a pet in the Arlington area? We have a number of lovable pets waiting for adoption in Arlington. can give you access to a number of adoptable pets in Arlington looking for a kind, loving owner to take them home. This page is dedicated to our pet adoption shelter in Arlington where you will find plenty of adoptable pets waiting for a loving owner to take them home. 1000 SE Green Oaks Boulevard Mon: 10am - 6pm Tues: 10am - 6pm Wed: 10am - 6pm Thu: 10am - 6pm Fri: 10am - 6pm Sat: 10am - 4pm Happy Tails Adoption StoriesRagdolls Totally Terrific-RTT sells Healthy Ragdoll kittens near Arlington, Fort Worth & Dallas Texas for pets and show.

Ragdoll cats and kittens are very kind, quiet and non-demanding. They seductively get their way by being adorable, cuddly and careful to please to their guardians.  Ragdoll kittens and Ragdoll cats do not destroy your home or your things when properly trained, housed and provided for. Ragdolls add beauty, warmth and attention to your life.  Start planning a place in your heart and home for your Ragdoll today! Shopping for Ragdoll kittens?  Call or text 817-781-2059 to receive the latest pictures and information. For helpful hints regarding what to look for when shopping, visit our Cattery Page. If you would like to meet one of the cats you’ve seen at PetSmart, Petco, Adopt-a-Pet, or Petfinder, please call us at 817-675-0953 and leave a voice message. We check them daily. Or you can fill out an Adoption Application. Someone will then contact you to discuss the adoption and to set up a Meet & Greet. We’re cat lovers too and without volunteers like you it would be very hard for us to keep Buddies Place going year after year.

Read more about volunteering.The Arlington Humane Society was founded in 1984 by pet industry professionals, i.e., veterinarians; kennel owners and dog trainers on the principle of Retention not Surrender. There are numerous other shelters in the local area that take unwanted pets; over 90% of which are killed.  The Society is and has been a non-killing, educational Society since 1984.  We will do everything within our power to help pet owners keep their pets.  This includes training and problem behavior resolution programs and low cost veterinary services among many other things.  Surrendering your pet to any other organization, regardless of what they say or how much money you donate is most likely a death warrant for your pet. The Arlington Humane Society is a totally volunteer organization.  No one gets paid.  Further, the Society operates out of donated space, donated by local kennels and veterinarians. If the Society had to pay for these facilities, staff and other services that are donated free of charge, it would cost many thousands of dollars which the Society does not have. 

All Society policies and programs are governed by our Board of Directors. The Society does not try to compete with municipal animal control agencies which are tax funded and mandated to take all animals, regardless of health or adoptability.  Hence, most city operated shelters and traditional killing “humane” societies become overcrowded shelters, full of sick unadoptable animals that end of being killed.  This is not what the Arlington Humane Society is all about.  Only after exhausting every possibility to keep the pet in the home will the Society consider taking the pet.  And then, the Society only accepts healthy, adoptable animals from owners who have no other possible option other than surrender.  We will not take a pet that is unadoptable and must be killed.  That’s not our job. Note To Pit Bull Dog Owners:  We do not deal with this breed of dog or other overly aggressive breeds due to the fact that we are all volunteers and the Society insurance will not cover dog attacks. 

Your municipal operated Animal Control agency has a professional, paid staff trained to deal with these dogs.  Dog Training and Problem Behavior Resolution:  Well over one-half of all pets in shelters are there because of a behavior problem.  Dogs are biting, barking, chewing, pottying in the house or digging holes in the backyard.  Cats are scratching the furniture or not using the litter box.  Let us help you fix those problems.  Let’s not condemn the pet to death.  No one else wants a pet with problems.  Let’s fix the problem with proper training and behavior modification.  All training programs are free of charge.  We do ask that you make a tax deductible donation to support our programs, but it is not mandatory. Puppies should start training at 7 weeks old and not be allowed to develop any problem behavior.  We run Puppy Kindergarten classes for puppies beginning at 7 weeks of age.  All puppies must have started vaccinations, be wormed and be healthy. Adult classes focus on basic commands and correcting problem behavior. 

In addition to field training, owners are taught in a classroom, blackboard environment about all aspects of dog owner responsibility including behavior psychology, veterinary care, first aid, nutrition, grooming and flea and tick control. Owners can attend weekly classes for as long as it takes to accomplish their goals. Spay/Neuter Programs:  Millions of dogs and cats are being killed every year because there are no homes for them.  We don’t need any more unwanted puppies or kittens.  Spaying and Neutering also makes for a better behaved pet and helps in training.  The Society works with local veterinarians who have agreed to perform these procedures for the Society at a much reduced cost.  The benefit for the pet owner is that these are local veterinary hospitals, not some assembly line program with people no one has ever heard of before.  Owners, should they choose, can continue to use these veterinarians as their regular veterinarian because they are local and obviously have a vested interest in doing everything right.