1. Create Your Pet’s Profile
Complete the Community Rehoming form and provide as much information as possible about your pet. Detailed profiles help potential adopters understand your pet’s personality, needs, and lifestyle.
At least one clear photo of your pet is required.
2. SPCA Review
Once submitted, a member of the Bermuda SPCA team will review the information to ensure all required fields are completed, and the profile is suitable for publication. Profiles are typically reviewed and published within 1–2 business days.
3. Profile Goes Live
Once approved, your pet’s profile will be published on the Community Rehoming listings page.
**Your personal contact information will not be displayed publicly. **
4. Potential adopters
Individuals interested in a pet can submit an expression of interest through the pet’s profile. The owner will receive the inquiry and can contact interested applicants directly to discuss the pet further.
5. Direct Communication
The Bermuda SPCA does not participate in the rehoming process beyond publishing the pet profile. Owners and potential adopters are responsible for communication, meet-and-greets, and final decisions.
6. Finding the Right Home
We encourage owners to take time to ask questions and ensure any adopter understands the responsibilities of pet ownership before proceeding.
7. Notify SPCA After Rehoming
Please notify the Bermuda SPCA once your pet has been rehomed so the listing can be removed.
Important Information
- Pets remain in their current homes and do not enter the shelter
- The SPCA does not screen adopters or conduct home visits
- All decisions remain the responsibility of the owner
- The SPCA is not a party to any agreement between owner and adopter
Screening Potential Adopters
We encourage owners to take time when choosing a new home. Rehoming should never be rushed.
Safety & Privacy Guidance
- Avoid sharing sensitive personal information
- Meet in safe, neutral locations where possible
- Request references if needed
- Trust your instincts
The SPCA reserves the right to remove listings that do not align with animal welfare standards.