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Adopting from Montenegro

Browse dogs, cats and more from 4 local shelters in Montenegro — every adoption saves a life.

🇲🇪65 animals waiting
65
animals available
4
shelters
49
dogs
10
cats

Dogs available in Montenegro

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Koko

Puppy

🇲🇪Куфин, Montenegro

Mišel

4 years

🇲🇪Куфин, Montenegro

Nera

1 year

Labrador Retriever

🇲🇪Куфин, Montenegro

Rex

4 years

American Staffordshire Terrier

🇲🇪Куфин, Montenegro

Medo

4 years

🇲🇪Куфин, Montenegro

Rea

Puppy

🇲🇪Куфин, Montenegro

SREĆKO

1 year

🇲🇪Куфин, Montenegro

ČUPO

4 years

🇲🇪Куфин, Montenegro

Cats available in Montenegro

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Medo

Mixed Breed

🇲🇪Podgorica, Montenegro

Tina

Mixed Breed

🇲🇪Podgorica, Montenegro

Tigrica

Mixed Breed

🇲🇪Podgorica, Montenegro

Srećko I Mićko

Mixed Breed

🇲🇪Podgorica, Montenegro

Mica

Mixed Breed

🇲🇪Podgorica, Montenegro

Maza

Mixed Breed

🇲🇪Podgorica, Montenegro

Joko

Mixed Breed

🇲🇪Podgorica, Montenegro

Tara

Mixed Breed

🇲🇪Podgorica, Montenegro

How to Adopt a Pet in Montenegro

Montenegro is home to 4 rescue shelters listed on TailHarbor, with 65 animals currently available for adoption. Whether you live in Montenegro or are looking to adopt from abroad, the process is straightforward with the right preparation.

The adoption process

Shelters in Montenegro typically require an application form, a meeting with the animal, and sometimes a home visit. Adoption contracts specify your responsibilities as an owner, including providing adequate shelter, nutrition, and veterinary care. Most shelters also follow up after adoption to ensure the animal is settling in well.

What's included with adoption

Animals adopted from shelters in Montenegroare generally vaccinated, microchipped, and neutered or spayed before rehoming. Adoption fees cover these veterinary costs and help the shelter continue its work. Fees vary by shelter and animal but are a fraction of what you'd pay at a breeder.

Adopting from Montenegro to another country

If you're adopting a pet from Montenegroand bringing it to another European country, you'll need an EU pet passport, a valid rabies vaccination (at least 21 days before travel), and a microchip. Some destination countries have additional requirements such as tapeworm treatment or breed-specific legislation. Check our import guides for country-specific requirements and timelines.

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