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Regional Animal Control (Bozrah, Franklin, Lebanon, Lisbon, Sprague)
27 Goshen Hill Rd.,
Lebanon, CT 06249
ContactMichael Gene Murphy
Emailac@lebanontownhall.org
Phone(860) 642-6379
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Areas Regional Animal Control (Bozrah, Franklin, Lebanon, Lisbon, Sprague) serves
Regional Animal Control serves the towns of Bozrah, Franklin, Lebanon, Lisbon & Sprague in the state of Connecticut.
Regional Animal Control (Bozrah, Franklin, Lebanon, Lisbon, Sprague)'s adoption process
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We like to give persons who are interested in adopting an animal the opportunity to take the pet home for a few days, prior to the adoption. This gives the person and the pet a little time together, to get a better feel for each other. The adoption fee is $5.00 for all spay and neutered animals. If the animal is not spayed or neutered, we are required by state law to issue a spay / neuter voucher, for a fee of $45.00. The particulars of the voucher will be explained in greater detail at the time of adoption.
We like to give persons who are interested in adopting an animal the opportunity to take the pet home for a few days, prior to the adoption. This gives the person and the pet a little time together, to get a better feel for each other. The adoption fee is $5.00 for all spay and neutered animals. If the animal is not spayed or neutered, we are required by state law to issue a spay / neuter voucher, for a fee of $45.00. The particulars of the voucher will be explained in greater detail at the time of adoption.
About Regional Animal Control (Bozrah, Franklin, Lebanon, Lisbon, Sprague)
We are a regional animal control facility which takes in abandoned, mistreated, and lost animals. Hopefully we are able to locate the owner of the animal and get them back to their homes. If the animal has been abandoned or mistreated, we give the animal as much love and care as we can, while we work on finding a loving family and a new home for them. The reason I do this is because I feel that each and every animal has it's own unique personality and feelings and as such, every animal is capable of feeling love and giving love in return.
We are a regional animal control facility which takes in abandoned, mistreated, and lost animals. Hopefully we are able to locate the owner of the animal and get them back to their homes. If the animal has been abandoned or mistreated, we give the animal as much love and care as we can, while we work on finding a loving family and a new home for them. The reason I do this is because I feel that each and every animal has it's own unique personality and feelings and as such, every animal is capable of feeling love and giving love in return.
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