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At the time of completing an animal adoption, we will make an appointment and transport the chosen pet to the veterinarian of owner's choice to be spayed or neutered.
The owner may pick up their pet from the veterinarian and make payment for the spay or neuter.

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Cat Adoption Application

Cats & Kittens : $35.00

All cats and kittens have been vaccinated with Felocell 4 which aids in preventing feline viral rhinotracheitis (FVR) caused by FHV-1 (feline herpesvirus-1) , respiratory disease caused by FCV (feline calicivirus), feline panleukopenia (FPL) caused by FPV (feline parvovirus), and feline chlamydiosis caused by Chlamydia psittaci. They have also been tested for feline leukemia and FIV and are de-wormed. Our cats and kittens come with a free physical veterinary exam to be completed within 10 days of adoption and one month of free Shelter Care Insurance.

Dogs: $50.00

Puppies: $75.00

All dogs and puppies have been vaccinated with Vanguard Plus 5/CV which aids in preventing CD (canine distemper) caused by CDV (canine distemper virus), ICH (infectious canine hepatitis) caused by CAV-1 (canine adenovirus-1), CAV-2 (canine adenovirus-2) respiratory disease, CPV (canine parvovirus) and CCV (canine coronavirus) enteritis, and respiratory disease caused by CPI (canine parainfluenza) virus. They have also been vaccinated with Vanguard-B as an aid in preventing canine infectious tracheobronchitis (ITB) ("kennel cough") caused by B. bronchiseptica. All dogs and puppies are de-wormed as well and are microchipped before being adopted. Our dogs and puppies come with a free physical veterinary exam to be completed within 10 days of adoption and one month of free Shelter Care Insurance.

Why do we have to pay so much?
It helps us stay open and rescue more animals, but... you're getting a great deal when you adopt a shelter pet. They are vaccinated, de-wormed, microchipped and many are already altered, so your most of your initial health expenses are taken care of. They have been cared for, socialized, and any diseases we've discovered have been treated. Additionally, each pet comes with a certificate for a free vet check. If there are problems with your new pet, we will take her back. Also, the shelter staff, knowing the animals well, can help you choose the right pet for your lifestyle. Now, isn't that better than a so-called "free" pet you'd see in the weekend classifieds?