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 The Michigan Animal Adoption Network (M.A.A.N.) is a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization dedicated to animal care, rescue and adoption in the Metro Detroit area. The Animal Adoption Network’s adoption program is dedicated to finding new homes for displaced dogs and cats. Animals who have lost their homes due to owner foreclosures, divorces, allergies, unwanted gifts, unwanted litters or stray’s. We engage is many special promotions and other fundraising efforts to further our efforts in spaying/neutering, our street rescue program, veterinary care to re-home animals and educate the public on animal welfare issues.
  The Animal Care Network (ACN) is a dedicated group of volunteers who spend weekdays and weekends in low-income areas in suburban Wayne and Oakland counties, providing care and assistance to pet owners with both indoor and outdoor pets. Each year we provide a community service to pet owners and host low-cost animal vaccination clinics and spay/neuter clinics to protect the animals in our community. The Animal Care Network has won national acclaim and recognition for this unique program that “hits the streets” assisting animals in need of rescue or assistance. Please consult the events page for clinic dates -more-
Please visit the following Pet Supplies Plus stores to
view our adoptable cats. They are on permanent display in
the stores until we find them their forever homes.
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Pet Supplies Plus
42241 Garfield Road
Clinton Township, MI 48038
Phone: (586) 228-0090
| Pet Supplies Plus
23700 Greater Mack Avenue
St. Clair Shores, MI 48080
Phone: (586) 771-1710 |
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DOGS We have wonderful, friendly dogs for adoption. All of our dogs are spayed or neutered, current on vaccines, heartworm tested and on heartworm preventative. The adoption fee for our dogs is $250.00.
If interested in meeting with a dog, please call the Michigan Animal Adoption Network office at 248-545-5055 to make an appointment. All prospective adopters must complete an adoption application. It takes a minimum of one business day to process an application. For more information, contact the Michigan Animal Adoption Network office at (248) 545-5055.
Download the adoption application
Download the adoption application
CATS We have cats of every size, shape, color and age, and all are
loving and ready to be placed in new homes. The adoption fee is
$125 and includes all necessary vet care, including
sterilization.
All prospective adopters must complete an adoption
application. It takes a minimum of one business day to process
an application. For more information, contact the Michigan
Animal Adoption Network office at (248) 545-5055.
Download the adoption application
A special thanks goes out to the following sponsors. Without their generous support, our adoption program would not be the success that it is.
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Pet day care welcomes shelter dogs
Kennel to house adoption candidates
BY JOHN WISELY
FREE PRESS STAFF WRITER
Posted: Jan. 8, 2010
Tony Caruso runs a business to make dogs feel at home. Now, he's helping them find one.
Kennel owner Tony Caruso, 33, pets rescue dog
Murphy, with golden Labrador Sonny Vicaro,
left,
and Bernese mountain dog Rufus Dobbins at Camp Bow Wow in
St. Clair Shores
on Thursday. (KIMBERLY P. MITCHELL/Detroit Free Press)
Caruso, who runs Camp Bow Wow, a premium dog care facility in St. Clair Shores, has opened his doors to the Michigan Animal Adoption Network, a nonprofit that finds homes for abused and neglected animals. Last month, the group lost its storage space at another facility because of an ownership change. That's when, Caruso said, he thought he had to help. "I can offer to do this," Caruso said. "I can't not do it." Caruso and his staff met over the holidays with Marie Skladd, the president of the network, and her team. Caruso already boards dogs from the Grosse Pointe Animal Adoption Society. "The teams just immediately clicked," Skladd said. "He's fixed on assisting and benefiting the animals. He is doubling our space." The network deals with about 50 animals a day, though fewer than a dozen typically are boarded at one time. Most are kept in foster homes. Caruso will house dogs awaiting adoption. He and his clients already have donated more than 2,000 pounds of food to the network. His first tenant from the adoption network, Murphy, a high-energy German shepherd, arrived Thursday. "Murphy would do really well with a jogger or someone who could work out some of that energy out," Skladd said. All the rescue dogs kept at Camp Bow Wow will get the same exercise and care routine given to the paying customers. . Caruso said that makes for healthier, happier dogs that will be easier to place in permanent homes. Contact JOHN WISELY: 313-222-6825 or jwisely@freepress.com
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