Mixed Breed, Medium (up to 44 lbs fully grown)/Mix
7 years 2 months
At Cleveland APL
Lula
56238422
Dog
Female/Spayed
Terrier, American Pit Bull/Mix
10 years 1 month
At Cleveland APL
Sasha
56238436
Dog
Female/Spayed
Terrier, American Pit Bull/Mix
8 years 1 month
At Cleveland APL
Hendrix
56266959
Dog
Male/Neutered
Terrier, American Pit Bull/Mix
3 years 1 month
Available in Foster
In Foster
Shiloh
56279358
Dog
Female/Spayed
Mixed Breed, Medium (up to 44 lbs fully grown)/Mix
6 years 1 month
At Cleveland APL
Macco
56286043
Dog
Male/Neutered
Terrier, American Pit Bull/Mix
2 years 1 month
At Cleveland APL
Rowdy
56319536
Dog
Female/Spayed
Retriever, Labrador/Terrier, American Pit Bull
4 years 1 month
At Cleveland APL
Wilder
56328834
Dog
Male/Neutered
Siberian Husky/Chinese Shar-Pei
4 months
Available in Foster
In Foster
Luna
56333021
Dog
Female/Spayed
German Shepherd/Alaskan Husky
10 years 1 month
At Cleveland APL
King
56347384
Dog
Male/Neutered
Terrier, American Pit Bull/Mix
1 years 1 month
At Cleveland APL
Hermes
56394344
Dog
Male/Neutered
Coonhound
6 years 1 month
At Cleveland APL
Karmel
56398172
Dog
Female/Spayed
Terrier, American Pit Bull/Mix
12 months
At Cleveland APL
Birdie
56425477
Dog
Female/Spayed
Retriever, Labrador/Mix
12 months
At Cleveland APL
Butterhead
56527699
Dog
Male/Neutered
Terrier, Pit Bull/Mix
12 months
At Cleveland APL
Bactavia
56527717
Dog
Female/Spayed
Terrier, American Pit Bull/Mix
8 years
At Cleveland APL
Celtuce
56527735
Dog
Male/Neutered
Terrier, American Pit Bull/Mix
5 years
At Cleveland APL
Cesar
56532092
Dog
Male/Neutered
Terrier, Pit Bull/Mix
4 years
At Cleveland APL
Pharaoh
56545863
Dog
Male/Neutered
Terrier, American Pit Bull/Mix
3 years
At Cleveland APL
Byron
56546012
Dog
Male/Neutered
Terrier, Pit Bull/Mix
2 years
At Cleveland APL
Kylie
56561559
Dog
Female/Spayed
Boxer
5 years
At Cleveland APL
Fancy
56584459
Dog
Female/Spayed
Retriever, Labrador
2 years
Regular Canine Pricing* Dogs (5 months and older): Start at $125 Puppies (under 5 months): Start at $250 A dog license must be purchased – please add county license to final price.
All dog’s must leave the APL on a leash. If you do not bring one, one can be purchased at the time of adoption.
*Certain animals may have higher or lower adoption fees. See an Adoption Associate for details or call us at 216-771-4616.
Be honest in your answers and don't lie about anything that you're asked. It's tempting to write down what you think the rescue wants to hear, but this could lead to you matching with a cat or dog who won't fit well in your home environment.
Have you personally witnessed their care and treatment of animals, and do you feel that they would be a good and responsible pet parent for the pet's entire life?
Do they currently have any other pets and how many of each type?
Are you aware of any history of rehoming or abuse/neglect to animals?
Apply thoughtfully: Provide complete, detailed answers in your application. Include plans for training, dog walking, and back up plans for vacation or emergencies.
When filling out an adoption application, be thorough. Provide as many details as possible about your living situation, family experience and how you plan to care for the animal. Explain your previous experience with raising an animal, including training and exercise regiments.
All animals at our shelter are in need of a second chance. They have been lost, given up or abandoned. They are all unwanted and helpless. You are giving them a new life in a loving home.
“I have a dog because I love animals and going for long walks." “When my husband occasionally has to leave for work before dawn, it makes me feel safer to have dogs for protection - in addition to the unconditional love they give!” “I wanted both an incentive and a partner to hike in the Santa Monica Mountains.
Ask lots of questions – you want to ensure a good match as do we! Ask the fosters about the dogs behavior, compatibility, energy level, food and appetite, health, any known behavioral history, any known behavioral issues, any known health history or health issues.
I have experienced no problems as a result of Buster living in the property. Buster is a friendly dog who does not bark or cause a nuisance to the neighbours. Whenever I have visited the property, he has been very well behaved. I have seen no evidence of Buster having caused damage to the property or furnishings.
Your adoption agency wants to see that your home is not only safe physically but emotionally as well. A stable home environment includes adequate room for the child, a warm home, and no dangerous areas. Another part of a stable home environment is having a plan of action when you cannot physically care for the child.
Having an ESA letter shows others, including your landlord or apartment manager, that you have a medical need for your emotional support animal. An official ESA letter verifies that your support animal helps you cope with a mental or emotional struggle that is not visible in the same way that a physical disability is.
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