11900 sw 232 st, Homestead, FL 33170
Tel:(305) 257-2275
Prayer of a Stray
Meet Miami's Most Eligible Bachelors & Bachelorettes... Please Adopt Us!
About Adopt A Pet of Miami
How you can help
Wish List
Here's Our Staff and Some Volunteers
Member Application
Come Attend Our Upcoming Special Events
Other Interesting Web Sites that we visit
Recommended Books. You can send your recommendations, too.
For Questions, Comments, etc - Email us
Some helpful hints and tips
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 Spunky's a young intellectual, sophisticated and caring. Good team player in search of long-term relationship. | |
 Vicki is a Party Girl, joyful and carefree, seeks outdoors friend for runs in park, moonlit walks. | |
 Winchester is a distinguished studious type who also knows how to play- a dog for all seasons. B.S. in Frisbee from Florida State. Ladies, beware, a thoroughly likable rascal. | |
 Buddy's a gentleman who's been around the block a few times. A casual sort who'll stay by your side, comfort you when the thunder crashes, help you do the laundry or go on a picnic. Calm in a storm, and enthusiastic with kids. Seeks good steady relationship. | |
 Red Head is a spayed red & white female... very sweet and affectionate. "I'm Looking for a Sweet Sugar Daddy who will pamper me, pamper me and pamper me. You can look like anything, Dahling, I'll be the beautiful one." | |
 Margaret is a domestic 1 year old spayed female tabby, short haired, gray & orange, very friendly and affectionate. Her hobbies are showing off her toilet training skills and lazing around indoors looking absolutely fabulous. | |
Barry Shawn is one of our most loveable bachelors... big, friendly and playful...
Barry is a neutered male St. Bernard... and he won't stray... because he is an
inside housebroken dog (must have his A/C!)... what more could a girl ask for?
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How could one ever say "no" to this face? Pebbles is 1 and a half year old spayed
Basset Hound who loves people, dogs, cats and people! Needs lots of attention
as Pebbles can be quite the clown... although to look at her, one would think
that butter wouldn't melt in her mouth!!!
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The cornerstone of our organization is our philosophy of never euthanizing any animal unless incurably ill. WE MAKE NO EXCEPTIONS!
Adopt a Pet hours are 10-4 every day. Please come visit. Call us at
(305) 257-2275. We welcome your membership and volunteer hours. Write
us!
The founders lacked a central facility but struggled on by taking the orphaned pets into their own residences and with their own resources cared for the animals until they could be placed in carefully screened, loving homes.
In 1982 a newly expanded Board of Directors began intensive fundraising and organizational development efforts.
Our membership has grown to more than 1600 concerned members and volunteers who now support the humane work being realized.
In 1985, special funds were made available to purchase an existing zoned kennel facility on 2.6 acres. Finally, we had a permanent and centralized home for our animals; the Roye Levin Adopt-A-Pet Centre was born.
In 1991, an adjacent 2.5 acres were purchased for future expansion where we shall construct a modern, "state of the art" pet residence and adoption centre.
We now face the challenge of raising funds for our new project - a goal
we hope to achieve with the help of our members and of our community. We
will eventually be able to save hundreds more lives annually and provide
a multitude of additional services to pets and pet owners. Write
us!
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FOR MORE INFORMATION ON APPOINTMENTS FOR PET GIVE-UPS, ADOPTIONS OR
FOR WORKING WITH OUR PETS, PLEASE CALL THE ADOPT-A-PET CENTRE:
305-257-2275 Seven days a week 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
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Here are a few other sites related to animals and animal shelters.
Animal Planet
Lion Clubs Dogs
Guide Dogs
K9 Dog Charities in the UK
Envirolink
Metropolis Veggies
This wonderful little book has many personal anecdotes and published news stories about acts of kindness by animals and one chapter about people who helped animals.
It includes the documented stories about the two gorillas who gently saved two children who fell into gorilla exhibits on separate occasions, and Scarlett the cat who repeatedly ran into the burning house to save her kittens.
There are many more stories in this fine book. This is an inspiring little book that deserves to be read by as many people as possible.
The importance of Spaying and Neutering.
Although an unpleasant topic, spaying and neutering is important for
pets in modern cities.
Information will be posted soon.
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How to Avoid Puppy Mills
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How to Choose a Pet
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Potty Training
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How to Avoid Destructive Behavior
Information will be posted soon.