City of Clovis Animal Shelter

10/30/2026

Meet this week's featured adoptable dogs!

1. Quiet, composed, and extremely photogenic. Toby has been waiting at CAS for 11 days now, and we aren't sure why. Is it that he's too beautiful? (We understand). Is he too gentle taking treats? Or perhaps it's because he's too dog friendly? Whatever the case may be, we'd love to see this handsome boy go to a loving home with a secure yard and maybe a friend or two to play with. Toby's adoption fee is $215, and includes his neuter procedure, vaccinations like rabies and distemper, microchip and registration.

2. Looking for a dog with more pep in his step? Consider Shadow. This goofy boy is on the smaller side of medium, and likely a Shepherd mix. At the shelter, Shadow is an outgoing and extremely friendly dog. He spent his photo day rotating between all the staff members for affection, and generally showing us that his tail wags him. We'd love to see him go to a home that will continue to support Shadow's campaign to be Mr. Congeniality by establishing some social boundaries and working with him on basic obedience (like not straying too far to greet everyone he sees). Shadow's adoption fee is $205, and includes his neuter procedure, vaccinations like rabies and distemper, and registration.

3. Have you ever had fun? Would you like to have more? If so, Rocky is your boy! This unique looking little dog will likely grow to be medium in size, but is already big on personality. Rocky is in the thick of his puppy phase- he's social, very food and toy motivated, but waffles between being an outgoing super star and a shy guy. Rocky would be a great fit for a family that has the time to put the work in on building his confidence and nailing basic obedience, and either kids or other dogs that can teach him to be a great family companion. Rocky's adoption fee is $215, and includes his neuter procedure, vaccinations like rabies and distemper, microchip and registration.

The Clovis Animal Shelter is open Monday through Friday from 11am-4:30pm, and Saturdays from 8am-noon. Adoptions are available during regular business hours. See less

10/30/2026

All this rain has us missing our sunny summer weather, but we're finding it in the cuddly interactions we have with this week's featured cats.

1. Meet Milo, a 5-month old male who will do everything in his power to lure you into snuggling and taking a nap. Milo is listed as litterbox trained (as most of our cats are), good with other cats, good with kids and has even lived with a dog in his previous home. Milo's adoption fee is $115, and covers his neuter procedure, vaccinations like rabies and distemper, microchip and registration.

2. Looking for a Big Orange Boy? Meet Jimmothy. This handsome man came to us as a former tom cat in a stray but quickly figured out life indoors is The Good Life. Jimmothy is quick to greet everyone, super affectionate (everyone and everything gets head-bumps), and just the right amount of playful to not overwhelm you. Jimmothy's adoption fee is $115, and covers his neuter procedure, vaccinations like rabies and distemper, microchip and registration.

3. Did you know 80% of orange cats are male? That's just one of the many things that make Kaitlyn, an orange female, so special! This extremely social girl greets strangers and friends alike, is very playful, and is very treat motivated. Kaitlyn's adoption fee is $115, and covers her spay procedure, vaccinations like rabies and distemper, microchip and registration.

If you're looking for a fun, friendly, social cat to brighten up your dreary fall days, consider meeting Milo, Jimmothy or Kaitlyn today! The Clovis Animal Shelter is open Monday through Friday from 11am-4:30pm, and Saturdays from 8am-noon. Adoptions are available during regular business hours.

10/28/2026

10/23/2026

Here are this week's featured adoptable dogs.

1. Looking for an active, social, family dog? Handsome Hansel is a rockstar with new people. Hansel is an adult mixed breed, has a beautiful chocolate-colored coat with distinct widows peak markings on his face, and is on the smaller side of 50 lbs. He's extremely outgoing, playful, and thrives on positive reinforcement and affection. Hansel is still working on getting leashed up for playtime outside, but walks well on a leash once its on, kennels OK, and is easily motivated with treats and pets. Like most of our dogs, Hansel would benefit from a secure yard to play in and explore, and a home where he can receive regular exercise and play. Hansel's adoption fee is $215, and includes 100% of his neuter procedure, necessary vaccinations like rabies and distemper, microchip and registration.

2. Looking for a smaller dog? Consider Baby, a friendly adult female Toy Poodle. This pretty lady came to us when her elderly owner could no longer provide care for her, and is ready for her next adventure. Baby walks well on a leash, enjoys attention from people, and is listed as good with kids. She would be a good candidate for a person or family willing to spend some time bonding and playing with her, and is willing to keep up with regular grooming and brushing to keep her coat silky and tangle free. Baby's adoption fee is $215, and includes 100% of her spay procedure, necessary vaccinations like rabies and distemper, microchip and registration.

3. Not just looking to adopt, but to help a dog in need? Consider adopting Forgotten. This solid boy came to us as a stray, wearing a collar and a belt (but no identification) in early October, but has never been reclaimed. Shelter staff are hopeful his name won't determine his fate, and that he finds a home after after this post. Forgotten is on the larger side of medium, very energetic and playful, and bonds deeply with people he knows. We'd recommend he go to a home without kids (it's hard to get the freight train to stop once it's in motion), and he has a dominant personality overall. He'd do best in a home where he's the only dog, and can get the attention he needs to thrive. Forgotten's adoption fee is $215, and includes 100% of his neuter procedure, necessary vaccinations like rabies and distemper, microchip and registration.

To meet these, or any of our other adoptable animals, please visit the shelter during regular business hours. We're open Monday through Friday from 11am-4:30 pm, and Saturdays from 8am-noon.

10/23/2026

Meet this week's featured adoptable cats.

1. Dawn had a slippery start to her adoption journey. As a stray kitten, she found herself stuck half in and half out of the drain pipe in a City dumpster and unable to free herself. Thankfully, with a little effort and care, sweet Dawn was able to be freed by our ACO's, got a much needed bath, and has been soaking up the cuddles, warm blanket piles, and wet food ever since. If you're looking for a younger cat you can continue to mold into a pampered house cat, consider adopting Dawn. Her adoption fee is $115, and includes 100% of her spay procedure (when she's old enough), necessary vaccinations like rabies and distemper, microchip and registration.

2. Tommy is a young adult male who also came to us as a stray and is also settling in nicely. The down side? He knows he's cute and that you want to pet him. If you're looking for a handsome cat with a celebrity personality, consider adopting Tommy. His adoption fee is $115, and includes 100% of his neuter procedure, necessary vaccinations like rabies and distemper, microchip and registration.

3. Last for this week is Feema, a young adult female. Feema came to us during the flooding a few weeks ago and is not complaining about her new kitty condo digs. This girl is social girl will greet you at her kennel door, is very curious about what's going on around her, and very food motivated. If you're looking for a mature personality in a younger cat, consider adopting Feema. Her adoption fee is $115, and includes 100% of her spay procedure, necessary vaccinations like rabies and distemper, microchip and registration.

To meet or adopt these, or any of our other adoptable animals, visit the Clovis Animal Shelter during regular business hours. We're open Monday-Friday 11am-4:30pm, and Saturdays from 8am-noon.

10/22/2026

An injured male brown Lab mix was brought in from county, found between CR G and F on CR 16. If this is your animal please reach out to the shelter asap.

Staff are on-site and able to take calls.

10/16/2026

This week's featured adoptable dogs have a couple things in common. We could tell you, but we'd rather see your guesses in the comments...

1. First up is Ziggy, a medium large bully mix with the sweetest puppy eyes, diluted spots, and need for love. This handsome man came from a home environment but has not been reclaimed, and is now looking for a new home and play space of his own. In his kennel, Ziggy is quiet, calm, and polite. In the yard he falls victim to The Zoomies, and may do best in a home that is prepared to playing and working off his energy. Due to his size, Ziggy would be a good placement for a home with adults or older teens who can keep up, and continue working with him on gentlemanly leash skills and calmly greeting new people.

2. Next up is little miss Hopper, who is named because her preferred mode of transportation is bouncing, trotting, and hopping. This little shepherd x husky girl may look like a leopard seal pup, but is actually just a snuggle bug in disguise. Hopper is full of joy, extremely people and dog friendly, and is very treat and praise motivated- perfect for teaching obedience and basic life skills for a well-rounded family dog you can take with you everywhere. She's picking leash skills, but still needs some work on not greeting everyone she meets, and will need a secure yard and supervision to keep her from taking off to meet strangers. If you're looking for a young adult to grow up with your kids and shape into a fantastic family pet, consider meeting Hopper.

3. Prefer a dog that's less of a social butterfly? Meet Valentina, an adult Staffordshire Terrier mix with a great combination of personality traits for someone who enjoys training, working, and bonding with their dog. Valentina explicitly relies on seeing that her people trust you. Val shows some interest in toys, but prefers exploring. She is treat motivated, and shows some prior training for obedience (sitting for the leash and gates as an example), but could use a refresher and someone who can establish that they are her #1 (or #2/3/4...) trusted person or people.

4. Last for this week's featured dogs is chunky baby Spector. This little cattle dog mix has never met someone who isn't his friend, adores people and other dogs, and would happily spend the rest of his day carrying his stuffy around as he follows you from room to room. He will still need the regular puppy training like socialization, housebreaking, and obedience, but he's picking up walking on a leash, politely greeting, and "sit" already. If you're looking for a gentle, affectionate young puppy, consider meeting Spector.

All of our featured adoptable dogs are available for $215, which includes 100% of their spay or neuter procedure, rabies, microchip and registration. To meet or adopt any of these, or our other available animals, visit the Clovis Animal Shelter during regular business hours. We're open Monday-Friday from 11am-4:30pm, and Saturdays from 8am-noon.