pet adoption

An "Empty the Shelters" event, along with partner BISSELL Pet Foundation, is happening May 1 - 15, 2024.

There are plenty of loving single males and females in Lafayette ready for a relationship.

LASCC will waive pet adoption fees during the event and the foundation will reimburse the shelter $50 for every dog adopted and $25 for every cat.

If you have always wanted a dog there is a free adoption event Saturday.

LASCC has partnered with Bissell Pet Foundation and Dogtopia for Bissell Pet Foundation's Spring "Empty the Shelters" event, which aims to find permanent homes for dogs and cats at the shelter.

At this event, the LASCC is offering free dog adoptions. All dogs are spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped, and the adoption fee is waived.

This year the Lafayette Animal Shelter and Care Center (LASCC) is partnering with Bissel Pet Foundation to help provide free pet adoptions.

If you are looking to adopt your family's next best furry friend, then this weekend is your perfect opportunity to do so.

Lafayette Animal Shelter and Care Center (LASCC) needs your help. They have been taking in more and more animals and need to get some of these sweet babies adopted

If you have been contemplating adding a furry friend to your family, this weekend might be the perfect opportunity for you to do just that.

After a short search for the owner, it was decided that the puppy needed to be placed in a safe, loving home.

If you've been thinking about adopting a new pet, The Lafayette Animal Shelter & Care Center is making it really easy for you this weekend!

Reading is good. It's good for the person reading. It's good for the world. These kids are helping cats get adopted while they are improving themselves and the world.

A man is alleged to have pulled up to a Vermilion Parish animal shelter and threatened to shoot 4 dogs.

This happened in Horizon City, Tx. about 20 miles from El Paso, but unfortunately, this kind of thing happens all over the country every day including here in Acadiana.

If your family is in the market for a new addition to the household in the form of a furry friend, you should consider a trip to the new Lafayette Animal Shelter & Care Center.

In 2020, they saved nearly 2,000 cats and dogs through adoptions and transport.

It was announced yesterday that they've reached no-kill status. This means that the shelter has saved the lives of 90% or more of the animals at the shelter.

Vermilion Parish Rabies Animal Control is currently overcapacity and has put out an urgent plea for cat adoptions before Monday or animals will have to be put down.

Pickles has survived a lot of hardships but her story isn't over.