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Springfields No Kill Pet Shelter

Pets to Go offers a variety of services to pets and their future family
Pets to Go offers a variety of services to pets and their future family.

Pets to Go is a nonprofit, no-kill animal shelter serving the Springfield area. Our mission is to give these homeless animals a second chance through our rescue, shelter, and adoption programs.   

We were founded in 1990 with a few simple objectives: save and place cats and dogs in new homes, and educate the public about spaying and neutering their pets.   

We’re now one of the largest no-kill shelters in the state! Each year, Pets to Go helps more than 1,300 cats and dogs find permanent homes.   

Pets to Go needs your help in many ways:   

ADOPT: Make all the difference in the life or a dog or cat.   

VOLUNTEER: Help us save the lives of hundreds of abandoned and unwanted pets each year.   

DONATE: Support our life-saving mission.   

Our Annual Adopt-a-Rama takes place Saturday, December 4! Click here for details.

Astro: 2-year-old

Astro is available for adoption at Pets to GoAstro can thank his lucky stars, because after a car hit him, he made it out of the vet hospital in Springfield and found a temporary home with us. Astro is little nervous, but once he settles down, he loves people to pet him. He is lean and lanky, and even though we think he is fit to run a kitty marathon, he weighs almost 12 pounds!

Astro is a sweetheart, but he is very scared right now. Come meet with him and see what a great guy he can be. Maybe you can give him his forever home!

For information about Astro, call Jessica at Pets to Go: (555) 555-5555.

Your Kids Will Love This Dog

RASCAL: 7 years old, neutered male, yellow Lab, 75 lbs.    

Rascal is available for adoption at Pets to Go.

 

Rascal was surrendered to us by his owner who had unfortunately lost his home to foreclosure. Big, happy Rascal is great with other dogs, and he loves people, going for walks, running, and playing Frisbee. He’s good with children too, and enjoys riding in the car. He has a cute habit of standing on his haunches and gently giving you his front paws. Rascal shouldn’t however go to a home with cats, because he loves every creature on earth, save one. He tends to chase cats. This dog has been well-loved, and it shows in the love he gives back!

Our vet has taken care of all Rascal’s vaccinations, removed his dewclaws, and microchipped him. He’d make a wonderful family dog.  

  

If you’re interested in Rascal, please call Donna at Pets to Go—(555) 555-5555.