Our Adoption Process

Step 1:

Search our website and check out all the dogs and cats currently available for adoption.
Animal profiles are updated in real-time. As soon as an animal is adopted, their profile is removed from the website.

Step 2:

Visit our adoption center to meet prospective pets – no appointment needed! 

During your visit, you will meet the pet(s) you are interested in. A staff member will answer your questions and make suggestions about pets that might be the right fit for you. We will review important information, including all medical and behavioral information.

Adoption applications are not required.

Step 3:

Select your pet and complete the adoption process. In most cases, you can take home your new pet that day!
For cat adoptions, please bring a carrier for your cat to travel home with you.
Your adoption packet will include your pet’s paperwork, medical records, microchip information, resources and training tips.

Adoptable Dogs

Lobo, an adoptable dog at Operation Kindness' No-Kill Animal Shelter in North Texas

$205

YOUR ADOPTION INCLUDES:

Spay/neuter before adoption
Age-appropriate core vaccinations
Microchip
30 days of free pet insurance through MetLife Pet Insurance
Complimentary health exam at VCA Animal Hospital
Trial size dog food & coupon from participating pet retail partner

Adoptable Cats

Ross, an adoptable cat at Operation Kindness' No-Kill Animal Shelter in North Texas

$155

YOUR ADOPTION INCLUDES:

Spay/neuter before adoption
Age-appropriate core vaccinations
Microchip
30 days of free pet insurance through MetLife Pet Insurance
Complimentary health exam at VCA Animal Hospital
Trial size cat food & coupon from participating pet retail partner

Collage of adopted pets and their forever families | Success stories of Operation Kindness No-Kill Animal Shelter in North Texas

THEY FOUND LOVING HOMES

Success Stories

Our greatest joy is pairing pets with loving homes. While we love every single animal in our care, we hope to see them leave one day. The way we see it, animals don’t belong in a shelter – they belong in a home.