SafeHaven Animal Rescue Team/Animal House Retail for Rescue

We understand that rehoming a pet is never an easy decision. Our team is here to support you and explore every available option to help you keep your beloved companion at home—if possible.

Are you surrendering due to financial hardship?
Before making a final decision, consider the following resources:

• Pet Food Assistance:
  If you’re struggling to afford pet food, we can help. Animal House Project’s  –  Monthly Companion Pet Food Pantry provides support to families in need.
  ➤ Email us at info@animalhouseproject.org to request a Pet Food Assistance Application.

• Low-Cost Vaccines:
  Concerned about vaccine costs? Animal House Retail for Rescue hosts a Monthly Low-Cost Vaccine Clinic on one Saturday of each month from 10 AM to 1 PM.   

• ➤ Follow our page under “Low-Cost Vaccine Clinic” or go to this link:  Low-Cost Vaccine Clinic – Animal House Project for more details. In some cases, our Companion Pantry may cover vaccination costs.

• Veterinary Bills:
  If high vet bills are the issue, please reach out. We may be able to assist.  There are many organizations who can help. Our primary goal is to keep pets with the families who love them.

If you’ve made the difficult decision to surrender your pet, we are here for you. Our compassionate team will provide your pet with the love and care they deserve while we search for a new, loving home.

To help ease your pet’s transition, please provide any of the following, if available:

• Medical records

• Pet supplies (food, bedding, toys, etc.)

• Any relevant behavioral or personality notes

Please note: Space is limited, and while we strive to help as many animals as possible, we may not be able to accept all surrenders immediately.

➤ To begin the process, please complete a Pet Surrender Form below. A team member will review your submission and contact you as soon as possible.

Thank you for trusting us during this difficult time. We’re here to help, every step of the way. 

Legal Restrictions:  Our insurance prohibits us from accepting cases that involve a bite history human and/or other animal.