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Great Slave Animal Shelter
129 Kam Lake Rd.,
P.O. Box 2255,
Yellowknife, NT X1A 2P7
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Emailgsahadmin@ssimicro.com
Phone(867) 873-2579
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Great Slave Animal Hospital is a Veterinary Clinic operating out of Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada. We have been operating a "No-Kill" Shelter out of this business for the past 10 years. We rescue and adopt out approximately 225 animals per year. We work closely with other Shelters, humane socieities and animal rescue groups in within the Northwest Territories and Canada.
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The Adoption Process begins with the completion of our adoption questionnaire. All applications are reviewed by the Adoptions Coordinator. The Adoptions Coordinator reserves the right to either approve or decline an application at their discretion.
Once approved the adoption coordinator will contact the potential adopter to go over fees, contracts and other such legalities.
Adoption questionnaires are approved on a "first come, first serve" basis. That is to say that the first application for any specific animal is the first to be considered for approval.
The Adoption Process begins with the completion of our adoption questionnaire. All applications are reviewed by the Adoptions Coordinator. The Adoptions Coordinator reserves the right to either approve or decline an application at their discretion.
Once approved the adoption coordinator will contact the potential adopter to go over fees, contracts and other such legalities.
Adoption questionnaires are approved on a "first come, first serve" basis. That is to say that the first application for any specific animal is the first to be considered for approval.
About Great Slave Animal Shelter
The Great Slave Animal Hospital's Shelter is run by a great team of enthusiastic animal lovers! We have seen both the good and bad side of pet care and we choose to actively make a difference one microchip at a time! All are animals are either spayed or Neutered, Microchipped and Vaccinated prior to going to their forever home.
The Great Slave Animal Hospital's Shelter is run by a great team of enthusiastic animal lovers! We have seen both the good and bad side of pet care and we choose to actively make a difference one microchip at a time! All are animals are either spayed or Neutered, Microchipped and Vaccinated prior to going to their forever home.
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