Animal Adoption Center

These people are incredibly dedicated to caring for their animals and ensuring that they go to good homes. I cannot imagine how an adoption center could be more professionally operated. We are so blessed to have this in our county.

I remembered their humble pup and paw rescue and shelter years ago. Today, this amazing building was then, in just the planning stages. All the members were pros. welcoming and trusting! One might say they wore 🐾 💕 on their sleeves too. I was allowed to bathe and walk a dog there in late October. That was several years ago while visiting Jackson Hole. Being part of the shelter for those few wondrous days took away all the loneliness I could have felt but didn't. I was traveling alone then and it was a perfect get away to give away some time there. I was a 3 day volunteer. I asked to do a light bit of flower garden cleanup so next year's crop of fresh blooms could continue to flourish for next Spring. Memorable forever! I plan on another visit this year in 2020 Oct. Expect a volunteer!💕 🐾

They were amazing through the whole process. Super understanding about us being in Casper. Answered any questions or concerns we had. Just reply great to work with and talk to.

I have fostered many dogs from the AAC and have never had a bad experience. One of my best friends ended up adopting a dog that I was fostering (Norman, pictured below). The staff at the AAC are incredible and care deeply about the animals, and I'm so happy this organization exists in Jackson. They have saved so many lives - not only the lives of the dogs and cats they rescue, but also the lives of the people that foster and adopt

The Animal Adoption Center is very caring in their approach to animals in need of home, taking excellent care of them while the dogs and cats wait for their forever home. I adopted an older dog, Toby, who needed a home to “live out his golden years. “. Well, he’s a great dog. A wonderful companion. I could not ask for a better buddy than Toby. We had his genetics done, he is 50 % Great Pyrenees through his matrilineal line. He’s a BIG dog. About 100 pounds. He went through a lot to arrive at the Adoption Center and the care they have shows in how easily he was able to relax and adapt to a new home. The wonderful staff and volunteers who work here care so much about the dogs and cats that they look for the best home for them, have a very well thought out screening process and a comprehensive but reasonable adoption application. The meet and greet was so fun. Toby met three dogs and two humans, but not all at once. He did fine. I credit his care at the Center for this. I always feel good when speaking with anyone of the volunteers there and the staff. I’m so happy that because of them, I have Toby.