Good idea. Tell the shelter the animal's impound number (which you can usually get from our listings). Verify that the animal is still at the shelter, and verify the available date.

We house an average of 75 cats & kittens at one time. We adopt out on the average of 600 cats per year.

Can a 3 month old puppy sleep outside in a doghouse in winter? My mom won't let him inside because he messes there and it smells.

Due the high volume of animals we encounter at the Shelter, we cannot guarantee that all the animals are healthy. We do not want your dog/cat to get sick.

I can't guarantee that. Once a dog is available, he may be adopted to the first person who is willing to pay his adoption fees, or he may even be euthanized. This is why it is so important to get to the shelter as soon as possible when an animal's available date arrives.

To reserve Purdy Park's shelter house or ball diamond you must call the Orfordville Village Hall. The Village keeps a calendar with reserved dates. Although you may reserve the shelter and ball diamond, the park is still open to the public. To place a reservation on the calendar call 608-879-2004. Water & Sewer Billing

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No. It means that the dog was definitely at the shelter when I visited the shelter and took the dog's photo. Dogs at North Central can be reclaimed by owners, adopted or euthanized the second I walk out the door, and I have no way of knowing! At the bottom of the North Central page, I note when I last updated the site, but I cannot guarantee that any animal will still be there even a short time later. This is why you should call the shelter before you go, to confirm that the dog is still there.

There is a $100 adoption fee plus an $12 licensing fee when you adopt a dog from the shelter. The total fee, $112, is non-refundable. "Senior" dogs age 5 and older are only $50 plus an $12 licensing fee. All dogs are spayed or neutered prior to adoption and have received the following vaccinations: distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus, and Para influenza. A rabies vaccination is also given if the dog is three (3) months or older.

Starting April 1st each year, reservations can be made at the Rock Island Park Board Office at 1320 24th St Rock Island, IL or by calling 732-PARK (7275) and making the reservation with a VISA or MASTERCARD.

Illness with the H5N1 avian flu has been reported among domestic and exotic cats in Asia, which is unusual. Since the H5N1 avian flu virus has not been identified in Arizona or the United States, dogs and cats which may capture wild birds are not at risk for this disease.

You must thoroughly clean the area with a cleaner from the pet store which eliminates the feces and urine enzyme. to the scent. Freebreeze does not get rid of the scent or the enzymes...Dogs have 220 million scent receptors while humans only have 2 million receptors so although you can't smell it the dog can. Puppy teeth hurt! There is no denying that.

I'm not sure if all y'all know this, but that big, yellow house from my earlier shows of Paula's Home Cooking actually belongs to my producer, Gordon Elliott. Gertie also belonged to Gordon and his family. I promise y'all, she is still alive and kickin'!

The insulation to Bergan and Blitz dog houses is built-in to the structural foam plastic that makes up the shell of the dog house. this time, Bergan is not set up to sell directly to consumers or over the internet. Please check with one of our retailers to purchase Bergan products. Try our retail locator here.

The City of Lewisville offers dogs and cats for adoption on a first come first served basis. However, if more than one person wants to adopt the same animal when the shelter initially opens, a drawing is held to determine who will adopt the animal. Animals adopted from the City animal shelter are required to be spayed or neutered. To adopt an animal from the City animal shelter: You must be at least 18 years of age.

I am a volunteer, not a shelter employee, and cannot hold dogs for ANYONE through this website. Furthermore, the six L.A. City shelters WILL NOT hold dogs specifically for individuals. However, you may place an "adopter's alert" on an animal to insure it is held over for 24 hours and not euthanized. Again, the shelter will not hold it for you specifically, and it may be adopted by another interested party within the "adopter's alert" period.

If a dog is wearing a current dog license, it will be held at the Shelter for up to fourteen (14) days. We will make several attempts to contact the dog's owner. Unlicensed dogs are only held for three (3) days. Every attempt is made to reunite lost dogs with their owners. After the waiting period, dogs are evaluated for adoption. Generally, no.

Due the high volume of animals we encounter at the Shelter, we cannot guarantee that all the animals are healthy. We do not want your dog to get sick.

If you are serious about one particular pet, we will be glad to "tag" him (put a hold on the pet) for a few days until you and your family can come in and get to know him. When an animal is tagged, it means you have the first opportunity to apply for his/her adoption, but you are not obligated to adopt nor are you guaranteed to be approved for adoption.