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Minidoka Animal Control Facility
616 W 75 Ln S,
Paul, ID 83347
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Emailanimalctrl@pmt.org
Phone(208) 438-2200
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Areas Minidoka Animal Control Facility serves
The Minidoka Animal Control Facility serves all of Minidoka County, Idaho. This includes the following cities: Acequia, Minidoka,Heyburn, Paul, and Rupert. The facility has one full-time Animal Control Officer that covers 763 square miles and two part-time staff helpers.
Minidoka Animal Control Facility's adoption process
Additional adoption info
Adoption fee is $40.00
ID Tag $10.00
Vaccination $20.00
Total = $70.00
Adoption fee is $40.00
ID Tag $10.00
Vaccination $20.00
Total = $70.00
About Minidoka Animal Control Facility
The Magic Valley is a rural area with a large transient population. We experience a large influx of animals every year at our facility.
Donations to help immunize the puppies and dogs that flood the facility continually would be of great help. Rescue groups have had fund raisers to help provide vaccinations for our puppies and dogs. Without immunizations, the puppies do not have the option of rescue transfer and face euthanasia. ALL dogs that come into our facility receive vaccinations. We would also like to start a Spay and Neuter program to help with our growing pet population.
Because of space and time limitations, we need volunteers who are willing to transport the rescued dogs to different rescue organizations.This kind act is very rewarding and will save an animal's life!
For more information on donating or helping our facility, please contact animalctrl@pmt.org
We thank you, and the animals thank you!
The Magic Valley is a rural area with a large transient population. We experience a large influx of animals every year at our facility.
Donations to help immunize the puppies and dogs that flood the facility continually would be of great help. Rescue groups have had fund raisers to help provide vaccinations for our puppies and dogs. Without immunizations, the puppies do not have the option of rescue transfer and face euthanasia. ALL dogs that come into our facility receive vaccinations. We would also like to start a Spay and Neuter program to help with our growing pet population.
Because of space and time limitations, we need volunteers who are willing to transport the rescued dogs to different rescue organizations.This kind act is very rewarding and will save an animal's life!
For more information on donating or helping our facility, please contact animalctrl@pmt.org
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