VOTED BEST VETERINARY HOSPITAL IN CENTRAL OHIO FOR SIX YEARS IN A ROW!
VOTED BEST VETERINARY HOSPITAL IN CENTRAL OHIO FOR SIX YEARS IN A ROW!
Our Rescue and Adoption program takes in unwanted or undesirable animals off the streets and out of animal shelters and provides them with medical care, rehabilitation, and training to ensure they're able to find a loving forever home.
We accept animals that are surrendered by their owners only after they have spoken with our Shelter Diversion department to try to find an alternate solution
Duke is a 2 year old Pomeranian and Husky Mix.
He was surrendered to our program due to upsetting the cats in the home of the previous owner.
Duke it VERY friendly. He gets along very well with other dogs. He does get along well with cats; however, he wants to play and many cats find him and his energy to be too much.
He is currently housed at our Delaware Hospital and is hoping to be out of this environment soon.
Duke is Neutered, Microchipped, and up-to-date on his vaccinations.
Fostering gives you the opportunity to single-handedly change an animal’s life for the better.
So many animals are euthanized each year in local shelters due to the stresses that they experience in that environment causing their mental health to gradually decline. Temporary foster homes allow these animals to decompress and provides enrichment that will allow these animals to become wonderful family companions.
TAHO works closely with our foster families to ensure they have the resources and training to handle the type of animals they want to foster.
If you are interested in becoming a TAHO Foster, please fill out the form below and submit it to our organization via email, fax, or in person. Contact us with any questions you may have regarding our Foster Program.
Adoption and Foster applications can be submitted via email, fax, or delivered in person.
Your donation can help us rescue more animals by supplying food, medical care, training, and rehabilitation to the animals in our programs.
If you are attempting to surrender a pet please contact our Shelter Diversion Department first.