Rescuing & Adopting Animals
Since 1983
"A voice for those who cannot speak for themselves"
807 Stewart Road P.O. Box 53 Benld IL 62009-0053
Phone: 217.835.2538 Fax: 217.835.2537 E-Mail: aap1@frontiernet.net
Open Wednesday - Monday 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. - Appointment only
Closed Tuesday's & Holidays
Welcome to the Benld Adopt-A-Pet website.
We hope that you will be a frequent visitor here,
and that you may find that special pet to share your life with.
For comments or questions about this website, or if you are having technical difficulties, please contact us by clicking on "Editor" below, or by calling 217.891.0502.
Since 1983
"A voice for those who cannot speak for themselves"
807 Stewart Road P.O. Box 53 Benld IL 62009-0053
Phone: 217.835.2538 Fax: 217.835.2537 E-Mail: aap1@frontiernet.net
Open Wednesday - Monday 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. - Appointment only
Closed Tuesday's & Holidays
Welcome to the Benld Adopt-A-Pet website.
We hope that you will be a frequent visitor here,
and that you may find that special pet to share your life with.
For comments or questions about this website, or if you are having technical difficulties, please contact us by clicking on "Editor" below, or by calling 217.891.0502.
We ask that you consider joining the Betty White Challenge by donating $5 (or any amount you wish) in honor of America's favorite Golden Girl. Just click on the donate button below, choose your amount, and specify that your donation to BAAP is in honor of Betty White. Thank You!
Quote of the day . . .
“If you don't own a dog, at least one, there is not necessarily anything wrong with you, but there may be something wrong with your life.”
― Roger Caras
Today at Benld Adopt-A-Pet . . .
Tuesday, January 25, 2022
The shelter is closed today. Please call 217.835.2538 for an appointment.
Benld Adopt-A-Pet, 807 Stewart in Benld,
has full time and part time positions open for Animal Care Attendant.
Please call 217.835.2538, or e-mail aap1@frontiernet.net .
Experience working with or around animals preferred . . .
Love and Compassion for Animals REQUIRED!
Picture of the Week
Preacher, a young lab mix, giving Santa Paws his "wish list" at an adoption held at PetSmart in Springfield just before Christmas. Rumor has it that finding his forever home was at the very top of Preacher's list but, at this time, he remains available for adoption. It's a bit late for Christmas, but you could place him in his forever home for Valentine's Day by calling 217.835.2538 and asking for Preacher. 01/15/2022
What's new on our website . . .
Gomez Addams & Luna Tuna are now at our Petco Cat Condo's in Springfield. We also have a number of cats and kittens available at our shelter . . . Call 217.835.2538 for more information . . . 01/24/2022
See this week's featured pets . . . Rose & Loki . . . on our "Adoptions" page . . . 01/24/2022
Gomez Addams & Luna Tuna are now at our Petco Cat Condo's in Springfield. We also have a number of cats and kittens available at our shelter . . . Call 217.835.2538 for more information . . . 01/24/2022
See this week's featured pets . . . Rose & Loki . . . on our "Adoptions" page . . . 01/24/2022
To see our Wish List go to "Donations" page
Questions? Please call 217.891.0502, or e-mail: bigaho@royell.org
Directions to the shelter:
From I-55 take Exit 44 (Illinois Route 138) & go west for 2.6 miles, passing immediately through White City. When you see the sign for Sawyerville, take the next right turn - this is marked "Stewart Road", and there is also a bright blue IDOT "Macoupin County Adopt-A-Pet" sign. The shelter is directly ahead on the right - 807 Stewart Road. (Sketch below not to scale.)
From I-55 take Exit 44 (Illinois Route 138) & go west for 2.6 miles, passing immediately through White City. When you see the sign for Sawyerville, take the next right turn - this is marked "Stewart Road", and there is also a bright blue IDOT "Macoupin County Adopt-A-Pet" sign. The shelter is directly ahead on the right - 807 Stewart Road. (Sketch below not to scale.)
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NOTE: if you haven't already done so, you should enter this number on your phone, so that you will always have it handy in the event of an emergency. It could save your pet's life!
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