Partners for Pets, Inc.
Our Mission
At Partners for Pets, our mission is to provide a safe and nurturing environment for lost, abandoned, or surrendered animals while finding them permanent, loving homes. We are dedicated to creating a bright future for our companions, one paw at a time.
Our Story
Our journey began in 1996 when Phil Rotolo founded our organization in response to the pressing need for a dedicated, non-profit animal shelter in our community. Over the decades, we have remained committed to providing comprehensive solutions to animal welfare challenges through the unwavering support and generosity of our incredible community.
How We Help
As a 501(c)3 no-kill shelter, we take our convictions and turn them into action by providing safety, shelter, and a vital second chance to animals in need. We actively work to raise awareness about the importance of spaying and neutering, responsible pet ownership, and the life-changing impact of adoption. Every animal that comes through our doors receives the care they deserve until they find their perfect match.
Your Role in Their Future
Adopting is one of the most rewarding experiences you can have, creating a joyful, lifelong partnership between you and your new best friend. We take pride in our adoption and foster process, which helps us ensure every animal is placed in an environment where they can truly thrive. When you choose to adopt, you are directly participating in the rescue and rehabilitation of animals in your community.
Connect With Us
Are you ready to meet your fur-ever friend? We invite you to explore our adoptable pets online or fill out our adoption application today to begin your journey. You can also join our mission by becoming a member, volunteering your time, or supporting us at our upcoming community events.
- Clean and tidy facility
- Helpful staff
- High adoption fees
3/26 - Jordan’s Way raises $14,000 for Partners for Pets
MARIANNA, Fla. (WMBB) – Jordan’s Way is a fundraiser for animal shelters that was started in 2019. The group has visited over 300 shelters in 50 states. “I actually had a dog name…
