Peace, Love and Animals has some fabulous supporters that help us save more and more animals, rehabilitate them, and place them into loving homes. We thank each and every one of them for their love and support.

Bark Avenue Pet Resort 19173 Nuclear Plant Road Tanner, AL 35671 (256) 233-4343 Luxury Suites With TV, Mood Lighting, Private Patios, & Continuously Circulating Water Dish Indoor / Outdoor Runs Doggie Day Care Multiple Pet Discounts Separate Boarding For Cats Pickup & Delivery Pet Massages • Bedtime Stories • Puppy Classes 3,200 Sq. Ft. Heated Space, 5,000 Sq. Ft Under-Roof Space With A 1,000 Sq. Ft. Indoor Play Area & Three 600 Sq. Ft. Outdoor Playgrounds Serving Limestone, Madison And Morgan Counties Including Athens, Decatur, Madison City And Priceville 24-Hour Video Security And A Double-Gated Perimeter

Lee Company 26670 Success Drive SW Suite H Madison, AL 35758 (256) 353-1500 Web site: leecompany.com We would like to give huge thanks to the Lee Company for supporting us and helping us put a central AC unit into our barn. With their help we will be able to fight off the cold of winter and the heat of summer and keep our adoptable pets living in comfort. If you need a solution for home or business heating and cooling, go visit them and thank them for their support!

Joe Still Building Company, Inc. 108 Clinton Avenue West Huntsville, AL 35801 (256) 536-4740 Web site: jsbuilding.net We would like to thank Joe Still Building Company for their big support!

Pet Depot Athens 22069 Hwy 72 East Athens, AL 35613 (256) 232-0960 Web site: petdepotonline.com We would like to thank Pet Depot for supporting our weekly adoption events at their business. Without their help we would not have the successes that we do. Pet Depot has some of the nicest staff you will ever meet. Please go visit them and thank them for their support by shopping for your pets at Pet Depot!

Athens Plus  

662 Old Highway 24, Trinity, Alabama 35673
Local: (256) 852-2105 / Toll Free: 1 (800) 45FENCE
Web site: www.jonesfenceent.com

Jones Fence Enterprises produces and services all types of fences from residential chain-link to fencing on industrial plants like Boeing and Target. We offer and install a full line of fences in vinyl, aluminum, ornamental steel, and wood. Additionally, Jones Fencing Enterprices fabricates and wholesales vinyl fencing. Free estimates and financing available! Check with us before you buy!

29005 Old Highway 20
Madison, AL 35756
(256) 774-1625

84 Lumber exists for the purpose of serving our customers through a team of dedicated, honest and hardworking associates. 84 is dedicated to supplying our customers with the best quality products from the top manufacturers. 84 saves for its customers by offering competitive value-added pricing for each specific market. 84 Lumber is dedicated to being the low cost provider of lumber and building materials to professional home and commercial builders, and remodelers/renovators adding value to our products through a highly trained, knowledgeable and motivated team of professional associates.

Walmart Supercenter
Store #661
1011 U.S. Hwy 72 East
Athens, AL 35611
(256) 230-2981

"The secret of successful retailing is to give your customers what they want. And really, if you think about it from your point of view as a customer, you want everything: a wide assortment of good-quality merchandise; the lowest possible prices; guaranteed satisfaction with what you buy; friendly, knowledgeable service; convenient hours; free parking; a pleasant shopping experience." - Sam Walton (1918-1992)

Peace, Love and Animals goes through great lengths when finding our pets the perfect home.

Peace, Love and Animals has a multistep adoption process to ensure that every animal we send to a home will be sent to the perfect home for life. If you are interested in adoption please read through the process below.

1. First fill out our Adoption Application and send it to us: Adoption Application (PDF).
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During review, your vet will be contacted for reference on past and present pets. If you currently don't have pets and do not have a vet, we recommend checking for vets in your area and have one selected for when we do a home visit.

2. The next step involves a home visit
We strongly feel that this is one of the most important steps to in our adoption process. Home visits tell us if the pet is compatible with other pets that you may already have and that the pet doesn't have any problems with its new environment. The pet should feel comfortable with the surrounding environment, and meeting all the members of your entire family. The home visit gives us the opportunity to know if everyone is in agreement to the adoption and is comfortable with it.

3. Adoption contract and adoption fee
After the home visit and you are approved for adoption, there is an adoption fee as well as an adoption contract. The contract is your word in writing that you will take the best care for the pet and that they will live out the rest of their lives with a loving family. The fee helps us cover some of our vetting expenses of the pet, including vaccinations and neutering/spaying.

Introducing a new pet to your home can be stressful for both you and your new addition. This is especially true if there are children or other animals in the home. Being prepared ahead of time will go a long way toward making the homecoming experience an easy one for everyone.

Make sure to have everything your pet will need -- food, bowls, leash, dog collar, dog bed, and toys -- before you bring him or her home. The presence of these items will help assure your new pet that everything is going to be all right.

Please This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Peace, Love and Animals or call 256-233-4343, if you have questions about the adoption process. We would be happy to help you find your perfect companion!

Fostering a pet is a wonderful way to help a homeless animal.

One way is to provide a loving a loving home environment for the pet while waiting to be adopted. While the pet is living in your home, he/she is learning social skills that will enhance their adoptability.

Another method of fostering is having the pet live in your home for an adjustment period to ensure that the pet you have chosen is the perfect fit for you and your family. After a week or two of fostering, with a comfortable connection between you and the pet, you can then complete the adoption process.

Foster Application (PDF)

Animal cruelty is not only wrong, it is against the law.  Abuse of any kind should be reported to the appropriate authorities immediately.

____________________________ is responsible for investigating and enforcing the anti-cruelty codes Athens Alabama.

If you run into trouble finding the correct agency to contact, you may wish to call or visit your local police department and ask for their help in enforcing the law.

Athens Limestone Humane Society
Athens, Alabama 35612

Tips for Reporting Animal Cruelty
Once you have found out which law enforcement agent you should speak to, it’s important to provide him or her with a concise, written, factual statement of what you observed, giving dates and approximate times whenever possible. If at all feasible, try to photograph the abusive situation and date your pictures. It would also be helpful to get short, factual written statements from other witnesses.

When you call to report animal cruelty, always make sure to keep a careful record of exactly whom you contact, the date of the contacts and the content and outcome of your discussion. Never give away a document without making a copy for your file! Make it clear to the agent that you are very interested in pursuing the case, and that you are willing to lend whatever assistance you can.

Follow Up if Necessary
If you don’t receive a response from the officer assigned to your case within a reasonable length of time, don’t be afraid to present your information to his or her supervisor and, if necessary, to local government officials, such as the county commissioner, and ask them to act.

If you have witnessed the cruel act yourself, you can go to your local police commissioner and ask to swear out a warrant to summon the accused person to court. Remember that expert witnesses are sometimes necessary in animal cruelty cases. A veterinarian can also sign a statement that it is his or her “expert opinion” that the animal presented is a victim of abuse, and how. Expert opinions can often make or break a case, so if you happen to know a sympathetic veterinarian, you may wish to seek his or her assistance. Make sure you inform the officer that you have expert testimony to support your case.

Websites that Depict Animal Cruelty
The Internet delivers an array of images and ideas into homes every day from around the world. Some of what is being sold and shown online may depict criminal activity. In many areas, there are laws against showing and selling these images.

To report websites that display acts of cruelty to animals, please contact the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Department of Justice.