Animal Refuge Center

Our Mission

The Animal Refuge Center is dedicated to providing a safe, no-kill sanctuary for homeless cats and dogs. We believe every animal deserves a loving, forever home where they can thrive and feel secure.

Our Story

Founded in 1987 as an alternative to euthanasia for healthy, unwanted animals in Lee County, we have grown into the largest no-kill shelter and sanctuary in Florida. Since 1991, our beautiful 22-acre campus in North Fort Myers has served as a haven for pets in need, supported by a committed community of donors and volunteers.

Our Care Model

We operate as a true sanctuary, providing extensive care for our residents across 10 feline cottages and 39 air-conditioned dog lodges. Our facility is more than just a shelter; it is an environment designed for physical and mental health, featuring specialized canine training centers and behavior programs to help every pet become adoptable and sociable.

Building Lifelong Bonds

Our adoption process is not first-come, first-served because we prioritize finding the best match for both you and the animal. By taking into account the unique needs of each resident and the lifestyle of our applicants, we ensure a successful and joyful transition for your new family member.

Start Your Journey

We invite you to experience the warmth of our community and meet our residents by appointment. Please visit our website to view our available cats and dogs, complete an adoption application, or learn how you can become a part of our life-saving mission as a volunteer or member.

Trust Assessment
SilverRated Aug 29, 2026
NonprofitVerifiedPhysical FacilityOperating 30+ years
Finances
Online Review Highlights
  • Dedicated and caring staff
  • Clean, well-maintained facilities
  • Overly strict adoption requirements
Coverage We Reviewed
lehighacrescitizen.com
Improves Trust

9/16 - Collaboratory awards grants to Cape animal shelter, others

The Cape Coral Animal Shelter was among 14 organizations recognized by Collaboratory via its “Arts and Animals” grant funding program. The endowed, field-of-interest grants — a total of $90,000 — were awarded on Aug. 31 and Sept. 2 in Fort Myers. The Cape Coral Animal Shelter received $10,000. “Our donors emphasized a strong desire to […]

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18011 Old Bayshore Rd, North Fort Myers, FL 33917

239-731-3535
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