Services
Adoption:
Adopting entails a lifelong commitment to caring for a companion or new addition to the family. Making a commitment to an animal requires that owners love, care for, and respect their new furry friend. It also means they take responsibility and accountability for their actions in regards to any animals they have rescued. Owner accountability ensures that animals receive proper and prompt medical care and treatment. Adoption preparedness ensures a smooth transition for you and your new pet. Pets are NOT toys.
Caring for an animal goes beyond just giving them food and water. For some helpful tips for potential adopters, view the New Dog Owner Guide provided at Petsbest.com.
Felines
Adult cats are $75 and kittens are $100, includes initial shots/vaccinations, FIV/FeLV test, microchip, flea treatment, and spay/neuter surgery if not already fixed. Second cat/kitten adoption (same day) is $50 includes all medical.
Canines
Medium/Large adult dogs are $100. Pups (under 1yr) and small dogs(under 30#) start at $200. Senior dogs (8+), howler hounds, and Military/ Senior(55+) discount adoption fees are $80. This includes the cost of their initial shots/vaccinations, heart-worm test, deworming, microchip, flea treatment, and spay/neuter surgery if not already fixed. All dog adoptions REQUIRE a meet and greet if another dog in household. Please call ahead for arrangements.
The adoption process is easy. Just go online to our section of PetFinder and browse our current list of always updating animals. Stop in and see your new furry friend any Monday through Friday 11:30am to 6pm. When you decide you want to adopt, simply fill out an adoption application (linked below) and upon approval you will receive the Adoption Agreement, Receipt form, and a microchip registration to fill out. If your new companion has not been spayed or neutered yet, we will schedule an appointment for a later date.
To Apply: Please download this pdf, print it out, and bring it in once filled out. We also provide copies of this form at our facility. Applications do NOT place animals on hold at our facility.
Adopting entails a lifelong commitment to caring for a companion or new addition to the family. Making a commitment to an animal requires that owners love, care for, and respect their new furry friend. It also means they take responsibility and accountability for their actions in regards to any animals they have rescued. Owner accountability ensures that animals receive proper and prompt medical care and treatment. Adoption preparedness ensures a smooth transition for you and your new pet. Pets are NOT toys.
Caring for an animal goes beyond just giving them food and water. For some helpful tips for potential adopters, view the New Dog Owner Guide provided at Petsbest.com.
Felines
Adult cats are $75 and kittens are $100, includes initial shots/vaccinations, FIV/FeLV test, microchip, flea treatment, and spay/neuter surgery if not already fixed. Second cat/kitten adoption (same day) is $50 includes all medical.
Canines
Medium/Large adult dogs are $100. Pups (under 1yr) and small dogs(under 30#) start at $200. Senior dogs (8+), howler hounds, and Military/ Senior(55+) discount adoption fees are $80. This includes the cost of their initial shots/vaccinations, heart-worm test, deworming, microchip, flea treatment, and spay/neuter surgery if not already fixed. All dog adoptions REQUIRE a meet and greet if another dog in household. Please call ahead for arrangements.
The adoption process is easy. Just go online to our section of PetFinder and browse our current list of always updating animals. Stop in and see your new furry friend any Monday through Friday 11:30am to 6pm. When you decide you want to adopt, simply fill out an adoption application (linked below) and upon approval you will receive the Adoption Agreement, Receipt form, and a microchip registration to fill out. If your new companion has not been spayed or neutered yet, we will schedule an appointment for a later date.
To Apply: Please download this pdf, print it out, and bring it in once filled out. We also provide copies of this form at our facility. Applications do NOT place animals on hold at our facility.
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Policies
The Calhoun County Animal Center, Inc. has a responsibility to its animals. We reserve the right to refuse an adoption to anyone whom we believe will not provide an adequate home.
