Planned Pethood’s mission statement says it all: To reduce the overpopulation and suffering of dogs and cats through education and low-cost spay/neuter programs and to rescue, vet and place adoptable dogs and cats into good permanent homes.

Adoptable is defined as dogs and cats that pose no health or safety risk, whichmakes the animal unsuitable for placement as a pet.

Planned Pethood makes it a priority to find homes for pets–primarily dogs and cats–in the northwestern Ohio area.

As a member of the northwest Ohio rescue community, they will, when the need arises, accept dogs and cats from another northwest Ohio rescue when asked.

All of Planned Pethood’s animals are spayed/neutered before being adopted.

In addition, they offer low-cost spay and neuter opportunities and subsidies to make it affordable, sometimes free, for everyone to be able to get their companion animals spayed and neutered.

To learn more, visit plannedpethood.org.