Adoptable Animals
The selection of animals at the MCSPCA is constantly changing. Below you can find links for animals that are currently in our facilities and available for adoption. Stray animals are listed separately, but may become available for adoption if an owner is not located. Our website is updated hourly with animals in our care and the links below will open the PetHarbor.com site in a new browser window. Please be sure to check both the available and lost pets pages for potential adoption candidates.
Adopting a pet is an important and serious commitment that will affect not only your life, but that of the pet for many years to come. Animals bring immense joy and love, but also require a lot of time, attention, and financial resources. Please be sure you are committed to providing a safe, secure, and loving home for the remainder of the pet's life. Understand that many shelter pets have been through a lot in their lifetime and there will be an adjustment period to a new home. If adopting isn't the right avenue for you at this time, but you still wish to make a difference, please consider being a foster parent to an MCSPCA animal in need.

Animal Adoption Fees
Dogs: $85.00
Cats: $40.00
Small Mammals: $5.00 - $10.00
Birds: $10.00 or more
The MCSPCA reserves the right to decline any adoption request.
General Animal Information
For additional general information relating to specific animals, please view the links below.
Perks of an MCSPCA Adoption
Pets adopted from the Montgomery County SPCA are provided with the following care:
- Vaccinations:
- Dogs:
- Distemper, Hepatitis, Parainfluenza, and Parvovirus with Lepto
- Nasal Bordetella
- Rabies (administered to dogs 12 weeks and above)
- Cats:
- Panleukopenia, Rhinotracheitis, Calici
- Rabies (administered to cats 12 weeks and above)
- FeLV & FIV testing completed on some cats. Optional testing available at time of adoption for cats that have not yet been tested
- Dogs:
- Procedures:
- Microchip with lifetime registration (Dogs & cats only. Rabbits subject to veterinary discretion.)
- Spay or neuter of all dogs & cats prior to release. (Spay or neuter of rabbits subject to veterinary discretion.)
- Preventatives:
- General deworming for hookworms and roundworms administered for all dogs & cats
- Monthly flea & tick prevention on all dogs & cats
- MCSPCA Health Agreement:
- It is important that adopters are aware that a general health check at a veterinarian of their choice is recommended within 2 weeks of adoption. The MCSPCA will dispense medication deemed necessary for kennel-related ailments during this 2-week post-adoption period. Ailments include kennel cough, upper respiratory infection, and GI-upset. The MCSPCA will NOT reimburse for veterinary bills or medications purchased by the adopter.
- The health of any adoptable animal cannot be guaranteed, however the MCSPCA veterinary team does it's best to inform new owners of any potential medical concerns.
- MCSPCA Guarantee:
- The MCSPCA is proud to be an organization willing to always take back any pet adopted from our agency regardless of age or reason for return. Refunds will NOT be issued, but we will always stand by the pets that we've adopted.