FAQ

Your questions. Our answers.

Bob's House gets frequent questions about private surrenders, appointments, funding, and the adoption process. This page keeps the clearest answers in one place.

Frequently asked question

How is Bob's House different from a shelter?

Bob's House offers a cage-free, homelike environment where senior and special-needs pets can relax, play, and receive personal attention instead of living in small kennels.

Frequently asked question

Can I surrender my pet to Bob's House?

No. Bob's House fosters pets for area shelters and rescues and dogs rescued from puppy mills that need extra support for senior and special-needs cases. We don't take private surrenders.

Frequently asked question

How is Bob's House funded?

Bob's House operates on bequests, donations, fundraisers, and grant awards. It does not receive funding from the shelters or rescues it supports.

Frequently asked question

Why are visits by appointment?

Because the pets live in a cage-free, homelike setting, appointments help the team introduce visitors in a calm way without stressing the animals.

Frequently asked question

How do I adopt a pet from Bob's House?

Start with the adoption application. All meet and greets are scheduled only after an approved application has been reviewed by the Bob's House team.

Need something more specific?

Start with the adoption page or reach the Bob's House team directly.