Rehome

Public Rehoming - Fox Valley, WI

Trusted Rehoming Platforms

• OAHS Community Pet Listings

Website: https://www.oahs.org/community-pets-listings/

The Oshkosh Area Humane Society allows pet owners to post pets needing new homes while keeping them out of the shelter system. This gives your pet exposure through a respected organization.

• Wisconsin Humane Society - Home to Home Program Website: https://home-home.org/shelter/whs

This program connects pet owners directly with adopters, helping pets transition from one home to another without ever entering a shelter.

• Adopt-a-Pet Rehome Program

Website: https://rehome.adoptapet.com/list-a-pet/step-1

This free online service allows you to create a pet profile, screen potential adopters, and manage the rehoming process. It also includes tools to guide you through best practices.

Best Practices to Screen Buyers

Vet Reference Check

Ask potential adopters which vet they use. Call the clinic to confirm the adopter has an established history of routine care.

Red flag: Refusal to provide vet info or a lack of history with vet care.

Rehoming Fee

Always charge a modest rehoming fee ($25-$100) to deter flippers, abusers, and dog fighters who often seek free pets.

This fee helps screen for financial stability and commitment to the pet's needs.

Home Check

Personally deliver the pet to the adopter's home or conduct a video walkthrough to ensure it's safe and suitable.

Avoid parking lot meet-ups or letting someone "just pick up" the pet

As of October 1st, 2025 we have to shut down our intake. This means we cannot take and new dogs into our rescue.

Without foster homes, and financial resources to withstand the incoming dogs- we are not able to keep up.

You're welcome to fill out a surrender form and be put on a waitlist. However, dogs from the waitlist are chosen based on if they fit our mission. We try our best to keep up with the requests, but sometimes the large quantity becomes overwhelming. We appreciate your patience.

Complete the form to start the surrender process

Everyday we have a large influx of rehome requests and without adequate foster homes, we cannot take your dog into our care. We do our best to balance shelter transfers, medical surrenders, and strays. Unfortunately, we do not have foster homes for dogs that need to be an only pet.

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