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Mercer County Animal Facility
1638 State Hwy 17,
Aledo, IL 61231
ContactAnimal Control Officer
Emailmercershelter@yahoo.com
Phone(309) 582-5215
Website
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cats & dogs at Mercer County Animal Facility
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Areas Mercer County Animal Facility serves
We obtain stray dogs from Mercer County Illinois,
cities mainly served other then county:
Aledo, IL
Keithsburg,IL
New Boston , IL
Matherville, IL
North Henderson, IL
Mercer County Animal Facility's adoption process
Additional adoption info
Our goal is to find caring forever homes for all our animals.
Adoption fees
Dogs $40 which includes a certificate for low cost spay or neutering ( to be done immediatly to complete adoption process)and low cost distemper/parvo, microchipping and rabies vaccination.
There is a $75 dollar adoption fee for the dogs that are already altered, utd with shots except rabies, microchipped and hw tested
Cats $35 which includes a certificate for low cost spay or neutering (to be done immediatly to complete adoption process) low cost feline lukemia and FVRCP vaccinations
there is a $60 dollar fee for the cats that are already altered, microchipped, utd with shots excpet for rabies (which is to be done by a licensed vet) and labs drawn for feluk with some feline vaccinations.
We continue to strive for a better life for all the animals that reside in our facility, we continue to reach out if possible to help other facilities like our own, we have made several changes in the lives of the animals in our animal control facility and hope to inspire other facilities to follow!
Our goal is to find caring forever homes for all our animals.
Adoption fees
Dogs $40 which includes a certificate for low cost spay or neutering ( to be done immediatly to complete adoption process)and low cost distemper/parvo, microchipping and rabies vaccination.
There is a $75 dollar adoption fee for the dogs that are already altered, utd with shots except rabies, microchipped and hw tested
Cats $35 which includes a certificate for low cost spay or neutering (to be done immediatly to complete adoption process) low cost feline lukemia and FVRCP vaccinations
there is a $60 dollar fee for the cats that are already altered, microchipped, utd with shots excpet for rabies (which is to be done by a licensed vet) and labs drawn for feluk with some feline vaccinations.
We continue to strive for a better life for all the animals that reside in our facility, we continue to reach out if possible to help other facilities like our own, we have made several changes in the lives of the animals in our animal control facility and hope to inspire other facilities to follow!
About Mercer County Animal Facility
Hours
Monday-Saturday 9AM-2PM for adoptions
Closed Sundays and Holidays
Hours
Monday-Saturday 9AM-2PM for adoptions
Closed Sundays and Holidays
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So rather than buying a dog or puppy for sale from a dog breeder or buying a cat or kitten for sale from a cat breeder, we encourage people to adopt a dog, adopt a cat, adopt a puppy or adopt a kitten at their local animal shelter, SPCA, humane society or pet rescue group.
