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You can start by asking friends and family members if they would be interested in adopting your pet. You also may wish to check with local pet adoption agencies or re-homing services. You may also wish to contact your local Humane Society for additional tips on securing a long-term home for your pet.

Your local humane society is the best place to start if you need to surrender your dog quickly. This would be the option to choose if you needed your dog out of your home immediately. Your shelter will be able to provide you information on how the surrendering process works and what is needed to move forward.

As a last resort, you may be able to surrender your pet to a local shelter or rescue organization. Each agency may have a different process for surrendering a pet to their care; learn more by visiting their website or by calling ahead.

Surrendering an aggressive dog should be a last resort only after all efforts to address the aggression have been exhausted and when the safety of both the dog and other pets or people involved is in peril.

If you have an animal who requires immediate placement, please contact the following shelters: Animal Humane Society: 952-435-7738. Minneapolis Animal Care and Control: 612-673-6222. St. ... Bloomington Animal Control 952- 563-4942 (also serves Eden Prairie) Pets Under Police Security Maple Grove 763- 494-5999.

Michigan Humane pet surrender locations, by appointment only: Please call 866-MHUMANE Monday-Saturday from 9 a.m. ? 5 p.m. to schedule an appointment at one of the locations below. Placement: Michigan Humane makes every effort to place surrendered in new, loving homes.

FACA recommends a minimum holding period of five (5) working days for owned animals and three (3) working days for strays. An animal is considered owned if it possesses any form of identification.