Adopt a pet.
Change a life.
Before you adopt, make sure you’re ready for the commitment
Use the tools below to prepare for your new best friend.
How much does adopting a pet really cost?
Get an idea of what you’ll need to pay to make sure your pet leads a long and healthy life.
Find the right food for your new friend
Every pet has their own unique nutritional needs depending on their age, health needs and more. We’ll help you find a pet food that can help your new companion live a long and happy life.
Adopt a new look on your computer or phone
Our clear the shelters wallpapers are a perfect way to get into the spirit of the event.
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Donate
We’ve partnered with GreaterGood.org to help you donate to the shelter of your choice, or to a larger fund for shelters in the future. Either way, you can be sure your money is making a difference.
Volunteer
Whether it’s walking dogs, taking pictures of new shelter animals, or simply helping with laundry, every little bit counts at your local shelter. Call ahead and ask what will help the most!
Buy the bag that gives back
Every purchase of Hill’s food helps feed a shelter pet — so they can be healthy, happy and more adoptable.
Foster
Fostering a dog or cat helps shelters save space while socializing a pet. Look out — you may get attached to your new friend! Luckily, there’s also pet adoption.
Hill’s Pet Care Center
Visit the Hill’s Pet Center for more info and articles about how you can help your dog or cat stay healthy.
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The Importance of Satiety in Your Dog's Weight Loss
Inducing satiety, the feeling of fullness or satisfaction, is a primary goal in Hill's pet foods for weight management. This article teaches pet owners about how these pet foods induce satiety and help pets lose weight.
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Weight Loss Goals & How Your Dog Can Help
Learn some great ways to involve your dog in your weight loss goals, including exercise & activities you can both do and healthy snacks for both of you.
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Overcoming Obesity in Small Dogs
Learn how to properly feed and treat your little or small breed dog to keep their weight under control to avoid any weight-related health issues.
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What Human Food Does to Your Pet: Human Caloric Equivalents
Understand what effect feeding your pet table scraps really has on their daily caloric intake with this easy to understand human equivalent chart.
