No-Kill Shelters. Since no-kill shelters are not mandated by any government agency, they are also not typically required to advertise. That can make them much more difficult to locate. However, some do advertise, and some -- but not all -- may be listed in your local phone books.

To locate as many no-kill shelters as possible, 1) search your local phone book(s) as you would when searching for all animalpounds or Humane Societies/SPCAs; 2) watch your local papers daily (but definitely on Sunday), especially the Pets for Sale section, since no-kill shelters often advertise their pet adoptions there - and don't forget the very small neighborhood papers; 3) surf the web to look for them in your wide-area location; 4) watch Craig's List online; 5) search Pets for Sale columns in your local online newspaper(s); 6) watch for bulletin board ads and Found posters. Again, be sure to carefully review Section IV -- especially Section IV-c -- for tips and details regarding shelters.

Compare the above info with the "all shelters" link info at left; then click here for side-by-side comparison of pounds vs shelters.

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