Search and see photos of adoptable pets in the Anna, Illinois area Our Featured Anna, IL Partner: PAWS' Place Adoption Center Dogs: The adoption fee for PAWS' puppies and dogs is $200. Occasionally, the adoption fee will be higher and, if that is the case, it will be noted on the animal's profile. When you adopt your new dog or puppy, it will be spayed or neutered, wormed, micro-chipped, and up to date on its shots, with the exception of its rabies shot, which must be given by a vet. If it is six months or older, it will have been tested for heartworms and placed on a heartworm preventative.Cats: The adoption fee for all PAWS' kittens and cats is $75. When you adopt your new cat or kitten, it will be spayed or neutered, wormed, micro-chipped, and up to date on its shots, with the exception of its rabies shot, which must be given by a vet. IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO ADOPT A CAT OR KITTEN, BE SURE TO BRING A CARRIER OR PET TAXI WITH YOU. WE CANNOT SEND A CAT/KITTEN HOME UNLESS IT IS IN A CARRIER/PET TAXI.

We certainly recommend that you continue your pet's routine vaccination regimen with your veterinarian.SAME DAY ADOPTIONS ARE NOT ALWAYS POSSIBLE, SO IF YOU ARE DRIVING FROM A DISTANCE, PLEASE MAKE ADVANCE ARRANGEMENTS.IF YOU RENT, YOU MUST BRING A SIGNED RENTAL AGREEMENT FROM YOUR LANDLORD STATING THAT IT IS OKAY FOR YOU TO HAVE AN ANIMAL IN THE HOUSE. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A RENTAL AGREEMENT, YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO TAKE THE COMPANION ANIMAL OF YOUR CHOICE HOME WITH YOU. OUT OF STATE ADOPTERS ARE ASKED TO PAY THE ADOPTION FEE IN CASH.PAWS IS NOT EQUIPPED TO TAKE DEBIT OR CREDIT CARDS., and she will get back to you as soon as possible. If you live in the area, please come see us!! If not, please keep us in your thoughts. We need monetary donations badly in order to keep this wonderful operation going, so, if you are able, please send whatever you can. At the present time, PAWS' Place is full of kitty grins and doggy smiles. Please help us keep it that way!!“Saving one dog will not change the world, but surely for that one dog, the world will change forever.” ― Karen Davison

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Located in Buncombe, Illinois, Miller's Kennel is a family run, licensed facility. Since we began in 1995, we have been extremely committed to persevering the standards and health of the Weimaraner breed. In the process we have been blessed to help bring into the world healthy, happy, AKC registered puppies with a wonderful temperament. Our puppies and parents enjoy exploring country living at our 30 acre farm. When they are not lounging in our home or swimming in the pool or lake, our puppies and their parents, hang out in our clean, heated, and cooled facilities where they may come and go as they please. Weimaraners are a part of our family and they are loved and socialized daily. If you are looking for puppies for sale, or to adopt a puppy family member, we have a perfect match for you. Pick up your puppy in person at our home, or we do also ship and hand deliver puppies. Miller's Kennel is the "choice breeder" of many-MANY repeat customer families throughout the United States and particularly in the Midwest: Illinois, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Iowa, Indiana, Ohio, Kansas.

Because our dogs and puppies are family members first, it's our responsibility to ensure our puppies have the best possible life. We look for good homes where the puppy will be loved as a family member. No adoption is done by internet alone. We enjoy getting to know perspective families in order to help them make the best personality match. Not everyone who contacts us to adopt a puppy or adult dog will be accepted. Learn More About Us Well the girls are fast approaching a year, and I thought you might like seeing them enjoying the lake, the paddle boat, the pontoon boat and the golf cart. We have created qiut the monsters with the golf cart, it doesn't move unless one or both of them is on it !!!! Same with the pontoon boat. We are very pleased with grls, they learn quick and are very well mannered and they listen so well for young pups. We couldn't be happier. PS at 10 1/2 months, Molly weighed in at 73 lbs and Maggie weighed in at 81 lbsAfter receiving a complaint, an animal shelter in Anna, Illinois is being investigated by the Illinois Department of Agriculture.Court documents show the complaint against P.A.W.S. was filed on February 24.

It alleged the animals were not being taken care of by the shelter staff.Staff could not comment on the investigation.The shelter is closed until March 14 for vacation, but staff said they are still assisting with adoptions online.The P.A.W.S. Animal Shelter has been around for more than two decades.In 2014, the shelter was fined for not having name tags on the cages of the animals.Recently, some have said the animals would be better off if it was shut down, questioning how the animals are treated."I feel like I couldn't do nothing," said Patrick Reinier, who has worked as an animal caretaker at P.A.W.S. for eight years.Two weeks ago, he said he walked out."We would come in where they were just found in the cages we already knew were sick and told people they were sick and then come in and find them gone the next day,” said Reinier.He isn't the only person who left the shelter with a bad feeling.Former volunteers Karen and Brent Snell say, in their opinion, the animals never spent enough time outside their cages and that made them aggressive."

There were lots of dogs with behavioral issues, twirling in cages excessive barking,” said Brent Snell.P.A.W.S. Board President Karee Sweitzer disagreed.“Yes, some of them stay longer than we would like," Sweitzer said. "But out of 5,300 animals that have gone, I’m not saying that it’s good, but we keep working for those guys too.”Brent Snell said more should be done to find some of the animals homes."To me they ought to shine a light and have as many people involved with it as possible, whether that is volunteers or people adopting animals. I don't understand the resistance to do that,” he said.Sweitzer said they do the best they can with the resources they have.Every animal that comes in is tested for disease, given a rabies shot, then spayed or neutered. This is why she said P.A.W.S. doesn't seek out foster homes or other shelters for help."Why yank them out of their home and bounce them around like an unwanted something that somebody is going to take, because it is the thing to do right now versus we want a forever loving home,” she explained.