Surrender Your Dog

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At the Routt County Humane Society, we understand that there are many reasons why you may need to surrender your cat. We want to respect your decision and treat you and your cat with compassion and empathy during this process. We will take animals from all walks of life that we are contractually allowed, however if you got your cat from another organization, we recommend checking with them first, as continuity of care can make a cat’s journey easier overall and allow them to have a more complete medical and behavioral history. Please complete the cat surrender form below, then a humane society representative will contact you to discuss next steps.

We accept animals from within our service area, though space limitations may prevent us from taking them immediately. In rare cases, we may be able to accept animals from outside our service area, depending on available space and while still meeting our contractual obligations.

While we understand this process is difficult and emotional, we encourage complete honesty as this will help us better understand your cat and find them appropriate placement where they will be safe, happy, and comfortable. 

If you are able to rehome your pet yourself, we recommend Rehome by Adopt a Pet. You can submit your pet’s profile, review applications and be guided through the adoption process. If you would like to do this rather than bring your pet into the humane society, reach out to us for a referral code to reduce/waive the listing fee. For more information on Rehome, click here.

Dog Surrender Questionnaire

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