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Shelter dogs

Dogs and cats from 15 Lithuanian shelters waiting for a new home. Choose one and contact the shelter directly: no animal is handed over through zoogidas.lt.

From Lithuanian shelters

Data from the shelters' websites, updated 2026-11-12. Every animal shows which shelter it is at.

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What you will need for a dog

Adopting from a shelter? Here is what you will need in the first days, with today's cheapest prices from the Lithuanian shops we compare.

Total (9 items of 9) from 15,77 €

Prices from the zoogidas.lt comparison, updated 2026-11-13. These are the day's cheapest offers, not a recommendation to buy exactly them: choose size and recipe for your own animal. The full guide to getting ready for a puppy

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  • Before the pick-up: what to buy and what it costs.
  • The first week: food, the vet and the GAR register.
  • A month later: the next, bigger bag of food.

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How we show shelter animals

  • From the shelters' websites. Once a week, on Sundays, we read the lists of the shelters that post their animals on their own websites. When an animal leaves a list, it leaves ours within a week, so check with the shelter before you go.

  • Adoption happens at the shelter. "Contact the shelter" opens the animal's page on the shelter's website. No animal is handed over through zoogidas.lt, and we charge nothing.

  • Only what the shelter wrote. Age, size and neutering come from the shelter's description. We show the sex only when we are sure of it. Check with the shelter before you go.

  • Every shelter gets its turn. The list takes one animal from each shelter in turn, so a large shelter does not fill the first pages. New animals come first, reserved ones last.