Siren came to the shelter on 7/2/25 after kind citizens tried for several days to locate her owners. Initially, she was fearful and trembled easily, especially around men, where she would offer warning growls or snaps if approached, though she was comfortable with women and other dogs. Since being in care, Siren has made positive progress and is now comfortable with both male and female staff, volunteers and everyone else she has met at events. In playgroup, she may be nervous at first but warms up appropriately and enjoys spending time in the yard playing with other dogs.
In her foster home, Siren has shown herself to be a wonderful house companion. She is potty trained, easy to walk on leash, and does well with small dogs and cats. She enjoys being around people and can be left unsupervised in the home. She would do better in a home with a fenced in yard as she prefers to potty off lead. Siren does experience storm anxiety and has difficulty settling during thunderstorms, so she will need a home prepared to help her feel safe during severe weather. With continued patience, routine, and support, Siren will make a loving and loyal companion in the right home.
Siren came to the shelter on 7/2/25 after kind citizens tried for several days to locate her owners. Initially, she was fearful and trembled easily, especially around men, where she would offer warning growls or snaps if approached, though she was comfortable with women and other dogs. Since being in care, Siren has made positive progress and is now comfortable with both male and female staff, volunteers and everyone else she has met at events. In playgroup, she may be nervous at first but warms up appropriately and enjoys spending time in the yard playing with other dogs.
In her foster home, Siren has shown herself to be a wonderful house companion. She is potty trained, easy to walk on leash, and does well with small dogs and cats. She enjoys being around people and can be left unsupervised in the home. She would do better in a home with a fenced in yard as she prefers to potty off lead. Siren does experience storm anxiety and has difficulty settling during thunderstorms, so she will need a home prepared to help her feel safe during severe weather. With continued patience, routine, and support, Siren will make a loving and loyal companion in the right home.
We occasionally have reduced adoption fees- check our MCAS Facebook page to see if we have a current special.
If you find an animal you'd like to adopt, come right in, there are no appointments necessary.
Our adoption fees are only $50.
We occasionally have reduced adoption fees- check our MCAS Facebook page to see if we have a current special.
If you find an animal you'd like to adopt, come right in, there are no appointments necessary.
Go meet their pets
If you see a pet that you like on this site, hurry in before someone else beats you to it! (No need to email us first.)
You are invited to meet our pets anytime during our business hours. We also have cats available at the Ocala Petsense (East Silver Springs Blvd) store everyday. We regularly have adoption events which we advertise on our Facebook page.
If you see a pet that you like on this site, hurry in before someone else beats you to it! (No need to email us first.)
You are invited to meet our pets anytime during our business hours. We also have cats available at the Ocala Petsense (East Silver Springs Blvd) store everyday. We regularly have adoption events which we advertise on our Facebook page.
More about this shelter
Marion County Animal Services is the largest animal shelter in our county. Operating as a no-kill shelter, our kennels are almost always full. We provide adoption, fostering opportunities, work with rescues, accept volunteers and provide the training for veterinary assisting students. In addition, we run the Neuter Commuter and provide all animal control services in Marion County.
Due to the sheer volume of animals in our care, we need lots of help from our community in our effort to adopt out more and save more!
We don't only accept the ideal animals into our shelter. We can offer you quite the array of animal breeds and personalites! Keep an open mind when visiting our shelter- you may find that your perfect match is not at all what you set out to find.
We're here to help you as well as our homeless and lovable animals.
Marion County Animal Services is the largest animal shelter in our county. Operating as a no-kill shelter, our kennels are almost always full. We provide adoption, fostering opportunities, work with rescues, accept volunteers and provide the training for veterinary assisting students. In addition, we run the Neuter Commuter and provide all animal control services in Marion County.
Due to the sheer volume of animals in our care, we need lots of help from our community in our effort to adopt out more and save more!
We don't only accept the ideal animals into our shelter. We can offer you quite the array of animal breeds and personalites! Keep an open mind when visiting our shelter- you may find that your perfect match is not at all what you set out to find.
We're here to help you as well as our homeless and lovable animals.
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We'll also keep you updated on PARKER's adoption status with email updates.
