It can be hard to find adoptable pets for a number of reasons. For example, on the web there are tens of thousands of cats and dogs that need a home. It’s really heartbreaking to see so many animals in shelters that need new homes. That’s why I decided to create this comprehensive list of adoptable pets in Pittsburgh, PA. This list includes both dogs and cats. It was created by harvesting posts from social media channels in the Pittsburgh area such as Facebook and Twitter. The list is updated manually whenever I have time and then checked against local shelters.
Are you looking for a pet in Pittsburgh? Then check out Petfinder and browse through all the wonderful animals to choose from. The best part is that adopting a pet can save two lives, the life of the adoptee and yours. So, if you are looking to adopt a new family member or just want a friendly companion, browse this list and find some amazing pets that are waiting to be loved.
Welcome to the Pets for Adoption in Pittsburgh!
We’re a local nonprofit that rescues and adopts out animals that are in need of loving homes. We’ve been doing this since 2013, and we have helped over 1,000 pets find their forever homes.
We have an extensive online database of all the animals currently available for adoption—you can browse our site to find your perfect match! Or if you’d like to meet them in person, visit us at our adoption center at [address]. We keep our hours updated on our website so you know when you can come by.
The Pittsburgh Animal Care & Control Center (PACC) is a city shelter that offers adoption services to the public. We have a wide variety of pets available for adoption every day, and we are always on the lookout for loving homes to take them in.
If you are interested in adopting a pet, please come by our shelter during our business hours!
Pets For Adoption In Pittsburgh
PETLAND
Here at Petland, we are committed to the health, safety, and wellbeing of our employees, animals, and the general public.
We will remain open during this time with our normal business hours unless the recommendations set forth by the federal and state government should recommend otherwise.
HOWEVER, to comply with the standards set forth, we are asking that those individuals looking to just play with puppies to refrain at this time.
If you have an appointment or are looking to take a puppy to its fur-ever home, please see a pet counselor or manager, and we would be happy to assist you.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
Welcome to Petland of Pittsburgh Robinson Town Centre!
Petland of Pittsburgh Robinson Town Centre offers a wide variety of registerable and Adopt-A-Pet℠ companions just waiting to give you their unconditional love. Our trained pet counselors will make sure you have everything you need to help the new member of the family settle in. Our store in Pennsylvania is close to many regions: Pittsburgh, Robinson, Cranberry, Washington, Wexford, and Moon.
At Petland, we look forward to serving the needs of your pet throughout its entire lifetime. Pet counselors are always available to answer questions and offer guidance.
Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh Urgently Needs Adopters
Become a Pet Mom (or Dad) with Special Mother’s Day Adoption Discount
Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh (HARP) currently has an abundance of dogs and is encouraging the public to visit and adopt at HARP’s East Side (6926 Hamilton Avenue) or North Side (1101 Western Avenue) locations. With Mother’s Day this weekend, HARP is offering 50% off adult dog (6 months or older) adoption fees. Discount does not apply to puppy adoptions. Go to humaneanimalrescue.org/adopt to view all the animals currently available for adoption.
All available dogs are spayed or neutered, microchipped, given vaccinations appropriate for their age at the time of adoption, treated for parasites, and given flea/tick protection. In addition, dogs 6 months or older are tested for heartworm.
HARP has recently seen an increase in the number of animals entering the shelter, especially strays. With warmer weather, more animals are outside. They may escape, and if they are without a collar and identification, they may be brought to HARP by animal control officers. It is also a reminder of the importance of microchipping.
Microchipping is the best way to protect your pet should they go missing. Humane Animal Rescue encourages local pet owners to get their animals microchipped by offering microchipping services by appointment at both the North Side and East Side Veterinary Medical Centers. Additional information about those services can be found online at humaneanimalrescue.org/veterinarycenters/microchipping/