Adopt an Animal
The staff at the Draper City Animal Shelter strive to find each animal that has made its way to the shelter a safe and loving home. Take a look at the animals that are available for adoption. Visitors are welcome to visit the shelter and the animals to see if they are a perfect fit for them and their families.
Lola
My name is Lola, I’m a domestic shorthair cat, dilute calico, 7 yrs. old, spayed female. I’m an independent girl who likes to be cuddled on my own terms. I am very sweet but also have a sassy attitude at times — that’s the calico in me. I’m a little on the shy side when I meet new people, but warm up quickly.
Honey
Hi, my name is Honey, I’m a spayed/female red heeler mix about 4 years old. I’m a very sweet girl who is on the shy side and very easygoing. I have lived in a home with small children and have done well. I show interest in smaller dogs but tend to be scared and very nervous of large dogs. I would do best in a home that can help socialize me with other animals and people. I would love a family that can help build my confidence and take me out on new experiences to learn and grow.
Working cats help deter rodents at barns, farms, horse stables, other sustainable locations with outside shelter, or any property sustainable for independent-minded felines. These cats are spayed or neutered and vaccinated. Working cat adopters are responsible for providing food and water, shelter from the elements, long-term veterinary care, and must keep the animals contained to their property.