The Ohio Pet Sanctuary
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WE DO NOT HAVE THE FACILITY OR FINANCIAL MEANS TO TAKE IN DOGS YET
What is Our Adoption Process Like?
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View our Petfinder page to see our available animals.
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If you see a pet you would like to meet, come visit during normal business hours.
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We will ask you some questions to see if we feel like the home you are offering is right for that animal.
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If it sounds like a good home, we will offer you an adoption application.
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You will need to bring a valid state-issued photo ID for us to check your identity. If you lease or rent your property, please provide proof that pets are permitted.
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If your application is approved, you must pay the adoption fee upfront and you may take your new family member home the same day.
**We have a small onsite retail store that sells basic supplies such as food and hay. Click the "FAQ" tab above if you are looking for checklists for supplies for your new pet prior to bringing it home.
♥ Cats <7yrs:..............$65.00
♥Senior Cats:............$50.00
♥ Rabbits:...................$30.00
♥ Guinea pigs:...........$25.00
♥ Small Rodents:......$10.00
♥ Ferrets:...................$75.00
♥ Chinchillas.............$55.00
♥ Birds or Reptiles...$ Varies
Adah
Adah is our shelter mascot! She came to us unable to walk and unable to go to the bathroom on her own because her back and a rib were broken. She can walk now after years of physical therapy and lots of love. She has an unknown history but a bright future! She has special dietary requirements as well as people to help her urinate every day. She'd love a sponsor and visitors!
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Sloth
Sloth is a 5-ish year old neutered male. He arrived with a mass in his ear that was about the size of a ping-pong ball. Thankfully, the public banded together and raised enough money for us to have the mass removed. He is now deaf in that ear but full of love and is more playful than most of the kittens we have!
Pepper
Pepper is a 6 year old SWEET HEART. Unfortunately, she must be listed as special needs. At some point in her life, she was declawed incorrectly. She now has "sprouts" of toenails growing through. This can often cause discomfort if not pain. She needs help losing weight to take the extra pressure off of her feet and joints and hopefully revert her diabetes. Despite it, she is a wonderful, chatty girl who loves attention.
Little Man
Little man is a sweet but shy guy who spent his life as an outdoor cat. He has a history of ear mites so he has a head tilt and cauliflower ear but that does not stop him from being super cute! He also may have a little bit of brain damage from Lyme disease that he has been treated for. He was adopted but unfortunately had to be returned after he panicked and trapped himself in the ceiling. He would do best in a home with no dogs.
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Izzy
Izzy was surrendered to us when its owner developed an unrelated health issue that made them incapable to continue long term care of their beloved pet. She arrived to us with a severely malformed beak. We were able to take her to Dr. Levitas and have it reshaped so that she could eat more comfortably.
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Beatrice and Cecil
Beatrice and Cecil are two senior rabbits who came from the house (though not housed together). They were kept in small dog crates in a basement for the last several years. Cecil has some muscle atrophy we believe may be due to lack of exercise. Despite such minimal contact with people, he is a very sweet old man. Beatrice is a bit stronger and more lively than Cecil. She can be a bit grumpy and prefers to keep to herself but we don't blame her. They are both available as hospice adoptions.
Hours Of Business
*Currently Altered due to COVID
M: Closed
T: Closed
W: 12p-5p
TH: Closed
F: Closed
Sat: 9am-3pm
Sun: 12p-5p
Contact Us:
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513.388.9998
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8018 Beechmont Avenue, Cincinnati OH 45255