10 Best Spots to Adopt a Dog in Southeast Michigan
Updated: December 13, 2021 by Puppy Leaks
Animal shelters and rescue organizations are fantastic places to find your ideal dog. Thanks to their wide variety, you can easily find one that matches your lifestyle perfectly.
These rescues offer all kinds of dogs. Whether you’re looking for a trained dog, a jogging companion, or a playful puppy, they’ve got it all. Just reach out to your local shelters and rescues; they’ll help you find the right fit.
Don’t hesitate to ask questions and make a list of what you’re looking for in a dog. The more details you provide about your lifestyle, the better the staff can match you with the perfect dog.
Are you in southeast Michigan and thinking about adopting a dog? Here are 10 amazing organizations dedicated to saving homeless animals in the metro Detroit area.
1. Livingston County Animal Shelter
Located at 418 S. Highlander Way in Howell, this shelter ensures all adopted animals are spayed/neutered, tested for heartworm or feline leukemia, microchipped, and vaccinated.
– Hours: Monday-Saturday for adoptions (check their website for current hours and available animals).
2. Canine Companions Rescue Center
Founded in 2004, this center collaborates with the community and animal control for dog adoptions.
– Adoption events at Petco Lake Orion, 4820 S Baldwin Rd., Lake Orion, every Sunday from Noon to 4PM (confirm event hours and available animals on their website).
3. Last Day Dog Rescue
Based in Livonia and operational since 2007, this rescue offers free dog training sessions in Westland to ensure a good fit with your new pet.
– Check their events page to arrange a meeting with potential new dogs.
4. Humane Society of Huron Valley
This Ann Arbor-based organization is committed to rescuing homeless animals and holds adoptions seven days a week.
– Visit their website for adoption hours, location details, and more information.
5. K9 Stray Rescue League
This non-profit rescue in Oxford started in 1990 to save homeless dogs in metro Detroit.
– Kennel open Thursday-Monday with weekend adoption events in Oxford and Auburn Hills (see their site for specific hours, locations, and events).
6. Michigan Humane Society
The largest and oldest animal welfare organization in the state with adoption centers in Detroit, Rochester Hills, and Sterling Heights.
– Check their website for a full list of hours and locations.
By exploring any of these organizations, you’re sure to find a loving canine companion who fits perfectly into your life.
