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Grabb Animal Shelter
60 Industrial Drive,
60 Industrial Drive, PO Box 130,
Fulton, MO 65251
ContactTina Barnes
Emailanimalshelter@fultonmo.org
Phone(573) 642-7443
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The cost of adopting one of our pets is $150 for dogs and $100 for cats. These prices includes the first round of vaccinations, deworming, Rabies vaccine, spay or neuter Heartworm and microchip for dogs and cats also get FIV/FeLV test. All animals are treated for fleas as well. If the potential adopter is renting we need verification from a landlord that they can have a pet. The adopter is also required to get any follow up vaccines needed. The animal adopted can go home with the adopter the same day except for pit bulls, they have to stay until they get sterilized which is usually done within a few days of adopting.
The cost of adopting one of our pets is $150 for dogs and $100 for cats. These prices includes the first round of vaccinations, deworming, Rabies vaccine, spay or neuter Heartworm and microchip for dogs and cats also get FIV/FeLV test. All animals are treated for fleas as well. If the potential adopter is renting we need verification from a landlord that they can have a pet. The adopter is also required to get any follow up vaccines needed. The animal adopted can go home with the adopter the same day except for pit bulls, they have to stay until they get sterilized which is usually done within a few days of adopting.
About Grabb Animal Shelter
Grabb Animal Shelter is a city funded animal shelter. We only handle animals within the city limits of Fulton. Our shelter has room for about 30 dogs and 20 cats.
Our main goal is to find good stable homes for abandoned or mistreated animals. Our main job is animal control.
We appreciate any type of donations. We also love having volunteers come by to walk dogs and play with the cats. There are only 3 employees for animal control and shelter operation so any help is greatly appreciated.
Grabb Animal Shelter is a city funded animal shelter. We only handle animals within the city limits of Fulton. Our shelter has room for about 30 dogs and 20 cats.
Our main goal is to find good stable homes for abandoned or mistreated animals. Our main job is animal control.
We appreciate any type of donations. We also love having volunteers come by to walk dogs and play with the cats. There are only 3 employees for animal control and shelter operation so any help is greatly appreciated.
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