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Shelter partner resource • National screening tool

National Animal Abuse Registry (PASS)

Animal Victory is promoting PASS — the national Pet Adoption Screening Service created, administered, and recently launched by
North Shore Animal League America.
PASS helps participating shelters share information on prospective adopters whose applications have been declined due to serious animal welfare concerns.

SIGN UP BELOW AT THE PARTNER SHELTER PORTAL

Partner Shelter Portal

Important: PASS is operated entirely by North Shore Animal League America.
Animal Victory does not manage the portal, accounts, policies, or registry data.
All access requests, technical questions, and support must go directly to North Shore.

What is PASS?

PASS (Pet Adoption Screening Service) is a centralized registry designed for participating shelters and rescue organizations.
It provides an additional method of screening to support safer, more informed adoption decisions across the United States.

  • Identify patterns of declined adoption applications across jurisdictions
  • Improve consistency in screening when applicants move between states
  • Add another layer of protection for animals, rescues, shelters, and adopters

PASS is meant to provide organizations with an additional method of screening — the decision to approve or deny an adoption remains up to each organization and its policies.

Animal Victory’s Role

We’re helping raise awareness so more shelters can participate and protect animals through stronger screening tools.

Who Should Use PASS?

PASS is designed for verified organizations such as:

  • Animal shelters
  • Rescue organizations
  • Adoption coordinators
  • Authorized shelter staff and volunteers

Access & Support

For PASS access requests, portal help, training materials, or troubleshooting, contact North Shore Animal League America directly: SHELTER SIGNUP

 

Note: PASS is a shelter-partner screening tool and is not a public registry for general browsing. Participation and adoption decisions remain the responsibility of each organization.