Allegan County Animal Shelter
Animal shelter in Allegan, Michigan
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Website
https://alleganshelter.org/Donation
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2283 33rd Street, Allegan, MI 49010Hours of Operation
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(269) 673-0519Website
https://alleganshelter.org/Donation
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Adoptable Pets at Allegan County Animal Shelter
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Process and Fees
Adoption rates:
Cats: $80
Kittens: $90
Dogs : $150 (senior dogs 8 and up are $100)
Puppies: $180
Our rates include spay/neuter, micro-chip & vaccinations appropriate for the age of the animal.
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