How To Adopt

Check out our Adoptable Dogs page or Adoptable Cats page to see who is currently available. 

An application is required for anyone interested in adopting from our shelter. 

Applications are built into every Bio, simple click on any image of a dog or cat you are interested in to learn more about them and submit an electronic application if you are interested in adopting. 

Applicants are screened to ensure we connect the right pet with the right adopters. Once your application is approved, we schedule a "meet and greet" for you to meet your potential adoptee. 

When you fall in love and decide to make the forever commitment, we help you complete the final steps so you can take your new pet home! 

We are happy to help support you and your new pet with the transition into their forever home.

Our staff is available to answer questions, you may call or email us for additional information. 

Our goal is to ensure that every animal leaving our care has a forever home filled with love and proper care for their lifetime.

 Upon adoption, you will receive an adopter folder with details about your new family member and how to introduce him/her to their new, forever home. 

Email HSIMC for more details - info@hsimc.org

*Senior and Long Term Stay Cats and Dogs will be evaluated prior to adoption. We will take into consideration their age and length of time at our facility. Our goal is to find them forever homes! 

 Adoption Fees

 Adult Dogs( 6 months of age and older) $195.00 

 Puppies (6 months of age and younger) $225.00 

Cats/Kittens Adoption Cost                        $95.00 

All available dogs/puppies are  spayed or neutered, micro-chipped, heart worm tested, on heart worm preventative (age appropriate),  current on vaccinations, wormed, and have flea-tick control.

 All available cats are spayed or neutered, micro-chipped, current on vaccinations, dewormed and have current flea-tick control. 

Attend a basic training course with your puppy and receive $50 off your adoption cost!

Our Foster program plays a vital role in the amount of animals we are able to take in each year. It also helps reduce length of stay in the shelter, gives the animals the love and security they need as well as help us learn more about our furry friends so we can ensure each animal is matched to an appropriate home.