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Village of Santa Clara Animal Control
524 Ft Bayard St,,
Santa Clara, NM 88026
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Emailfeatherwolf53@gmail.com
Phone(575) 537-4934
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cats, birds, dogs, rabbits & small animals at Village of Santa Clara Animal Control
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Santa Clara new mexico is a small southwestern New Mexico village with about 1800 people. And we have animal control and a shelter that houses the animals we receive. And we're improving and growing and are starting an adoption program, a spay/neuter program and next year a new animal shelter building. We're growing, and with lots of help we hope to be a shelter the village can be proud of.
Village of Santa Clara Animal Control's adoption process
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Our adoptable animals are up to date on all vaccinations and will be spayed or neutered before going home. We charge a small adoption fee for the animal to cover vet checks and vaccinations, and then we make an appointment at the vet to have the animal altered. The new pet is dropped off at the vets office by the ACO and the new owner picks them up there. The spay/neuter fee is then paid by the new owner. We haven't been adopting out pets long enough to have a spay/neuter program in place yet and so far this procedure has worked for us. All phone calls/ emails we receive will be returned, but please be patient we have only one person doing this and sometimes there may be a delay of a day.
Our adoptable animals are up to date on all vaccinations and will be spayed or neutered before going home. We charge a small adoption fee for the animal to cover vet checks and vaccinations, and then we make an appointment at the vet to have the animal altered. The new pet is dropped off at the vets office by the ACO and the new owner picks them up there. The spay/neuter fee is then paid by the new owner. We haven't been adopting out pets long enough to have a spay/neuter program in place yet and so far this procedure has worked for us. All phone calls/ emails we receive will be returned, but please be patient we have only one person doing this and sometimes there may be a delay of a day.
About Village of Santa Clara Animal Control
The Village of Santa Clara is starting to build a new animal shelter out of an old fire department. We've moved kennels into the building for both dogs and cats., and they are now indoors out of the weather and the heat. We're buying new kennels for their comfort and safety. We're starting a spay neuter fund and are trying to raise money for all these improvements with rummage sales and hopefully soon a new thrift shop. Come see our adoptable animals for your self and maybe take in our village at the same time, a lot of history here.
The Village of Santa Clara is starting to build a new animal shelter out of an old fire department. We've moved kennels into the building for both dogs and cats., and they are now indoors out of the weather and the heat. We're buying new kennels for their comfort and safety. We're starting a spay neuter fund and are trying to raise money for all these improvements with rummage sales and hopefully soon a new thrift shop. Come see our adoptable animals for your self and maybe take in our village at the same time, a lot of history here.
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