Pet-Friendly Housing
Emergency Housing Resources
Women’s Crisis Center - Pet Protection Program
Phone: 859-491-3335
ridgets@wccky.org
wccky.org
Found House - Interfaith Hospitality Network
Address: 990 Nassau St, Cincinnati, OH 45206
Phone: 513-471-1100
Assists pet owners who have become homeless.
The Ion Center
Phone: 859-491-3335
Help for your pets when leaving your home because you are experiencing partner/domestic violence.
Cincinnati Area Pitbull Friendly Rentals –
*these rentals have been referred to us, we haven’t called to verify all of them. Please let us know if any are incorrect or if YOU know about a pittie-friendly landlord.
| Name | Location | Website | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Green Valley Apartments | Western Hills, OH | kjlrentals.com/green-valley/ | 513-906-8267 |
| The Lofts at Wetherington | West Chester, OH | managementplusrealtyservice.com | 513-772-2570 |
| RED Apartments | Madisonville | theredapartments.com | 513-245-8979 |
| Waldo Apartments | Downtown, Cincinnati | waldoapartments.com | 513-383-5579 |
| Urban Properties OTR | Downtown, Cincinnati | facebook.com/UrbanPropOTR | 513-374-8871 |
| Gantry | Northside, OH | gantrylife.com | 513-407-2495 |
| American Can Lofts | Northside, OH | americancanlofts.com | 513- 827-5638 |
| Gaslight Properties | Clifton, OH | gaslightproperty.com | 513-861-6000 |
| Grey Rock Property Development | Northside, OH | greyrockdevelopment.com | 513-253-3480 |
Re-Homing
- This is a resource for Hamilton County residents to utilize.
- Please read the rules of the website before posting. Use clear and complete photos of the pet you are attempting to rehome.
- Creating a profile for your animal on this website will allow Cincinnati Animal CARE to promote your animal on our facebook page.
Facebook Rehoming Resources:
Go to the rehoming page and post a really clear photo or two of your pet and a nice description, along with the reason for rehoming. Oftentimes this is the fastest way to rehome a pet.
Tips and tricks for Re-Homing
- If you ask for a rehoming fee, do not ask for an unreasonable one, often times under $100 is sufficient to make sure the person interested is prepared and ready to take on the animal.
- Take great photos. Pictures are the first thing people see. You want them to grab attention and make people interested.
- Check the post often or set your facebook to give notifications. Being responsive will help the process move faster.
- Keep an open mind and be realistic. Although it may not be the perfect home you imagine for your pet, a home is always better than a shelter if the home seems fit enough to provide love, food, shelter, and water.
- Be honest about the needs of the animal. If the animal needs medical care, training, or a household without kids or other animals etc. kindly let the new family know. Phrases such as, “would do well in a home with older children”, or “prefers to be the king/queen of their castle” are ways to articulate certain behavior needs.