These two sweet girls are looking for loving homes. They were brought into the shelter last week.
They are named Storm and Rogue, they are around 9 weeks old, and have had their first round of puppy shots. They are lab/pit mixes and will be around 40lbs we think. They are very sweet and affectionate and would make a great addition to a loving family. Storm is just a tad bit smaller and has light brindle socks.
Both pups are currently available for adoption on island and stateside. For more information on adopting please email us at info@stjacc.org, or PM our Facebook page.
Are you sure they aren't a Rottweiler-lab mix? Do you see how the front legs have the brown stockings to them?
We will fly to PHL on 5/25 if you need transport. I have transported to foster at Pick Your Paw Animal Rescue if you want me to contact them.
Dana Griffith Neil
Lauren Strickland
Stephen Novenstern
Thank you thank you to Ric Ortiz and Bodhi Martin Concepts for our new door. We are feeling lighter and brighter these days!
Thank you thank you to Christy Collins and The Little Things for knocking it out of the park with our hours sign which now matches our away sign. We knew we needed to step up our game when we got the new door. 😁
What would we do without our community and our supporters? We are forever grateful. 🙏
Oh this is wonderful! The door AND sign looks amazing🥰. Much needed. Thanks to all involved! Yay ACC🎉 Miss youuuuuu!
No more screen door to office?
4 out of 5 Apple kittens are settling into their new homes!
McIntosh and Cortland headed to New England and are having fun exploring their new home. Honeycrisp has quickly wrapped all his humans around his tiny toe bean. Gala is basking in his new universe where all revolves around him, as is proper.
Miss Fuji is making new kitten friends here at the shelter while waiting for her person to come.
We’ve loved watching these kittens the last 2 months and know their people are lucky to have them.
About us
The Animal Care Center (ACC) of St. John is located in Cruz Bay. The ACC addresses the problems of cruelty to, neglect and abuse of island animals. The shelter provides kennels for homeless dogs and inside cages for a limited number of homeless cats.
The ACC is a stable resource for the community, providing a no-kill shelter for homeless animals, a resource for animal lovers to find perfect pets, programs for island needs, and a community educational component.
