Our Marty is a mighty mutt weighing almost 80 pounds! He is an approximately 1-year-old, neutered Doodle type, the really big kind! Marty is extremely social and loves his humans, big and small. He knows basic commands such as sit, shake and come, and walks on a leash like a pro. Marty unfortunately needs to be the only animal in the home, he just isn't as compatible with the 4-legged creatures as he is 2-legged creatures; humans are his thing and he wants to be the apple of his family's eye! We know the right family is out there for this fuzzy fella and we are certain you will love him just as much as we do! Please stop by 321 Carol Brown Blvd. 10-4, Monday-Saturday for a meet and greet!
Special Events
Our shelter is here to help your animals too!
We aren't only here to take in the strays and unwanted animals, we're here to help you and your furry friends! We host monthly vaccine and microchips to keep your animals protected at a lower cost. Making sure your animal(s) are current on necessary vaccines and microchipped is one of the many ways to be a responsible pet owner. Please give us a call at (580)-223-7070 or watch our Facebook page (Ardmore Animal Care (Animal Shelter)) for dates of upcoming clinics.
Sponsor a cage or kennel to help our life saving mission!
Kennel Sponsorship
Is volunteering, adopting or fostering not an option for you? You can still support our shelter by sponsoring a dog kennel a cat cage, or both! Becoming a sponsor is a great opportunity for individuals, families and organizations to honor or memorialize a loved one or pet or to simply display your business/organization. You can publicly show off your support, generous heart and love for animals! An engraved plaque acknowledging the sponsor/donor will hang for 1-year after installation. For more information, please email ardmoreanimalcare@gmail.com
VOLUNTEERING
Interested in volunteering? Email ardmoreshelter volunteer@gmail.com
"This adorable white dog shows up one day on the Ardmore Shelter Facebook page. I am just smitten. He'd been through so much in his short life and the Ardmore Animal Shelter staff loved him back to health."
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The shelter takes in around 3,000 animals each year.
The number of animals adopted since opening the shelter in 1985.
is the typical cost for the shelter before an animal is adopted.
Volunteers give over 1,500 hours each year, but more are needed.
