Jackson County Animal Care & Control
Animal shelter in Phoenix, Oregon
Get in touch with this shelter
Donation
—Address
5595 South Pacific Highway, Phoenix, OR 97535PhoenixHours of Operation
Contact
—Phone
(541) 774-6654Donation
—Never miss a new pet
Create an alert, and we will notify you every time a new pet comes in who meets your criteria.
Adoptable Pets at Jackson County Animal Care & Control
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Shelter FAQs
Our goal is to educate the citizens of Jackson County about animal control and animal welfare; to protect human and animal health and safety; to increase responsible pet ownership, reduce the numbers of unwanted pets, and to work towards the reduced need for our services. Jackson County Animal Shelter places approximately 1,200 dogs and cats into “forever homes” each year.
Jackson County
Adoption steps
- Visit the Facility and Find a PetThe shelter is open by appointment only. Call 541-774-6654 to schedule an appointment
Additional adoption info
Adult Dog Adoption Fees - $150.00
Puppy Adoption Fees (under 6 months) - $200.00
Fees include the dog's first vaccinations, a free veterinary check up, the spay or neuter surgery for unaltered dogs and one hour of free in-home training.
Adult Cat Adoption Fees - $60.00
Kitten Adoption Fees (under 6 months) - $90.00
Two cats can be adopted at the same time for the price of one!
Fees also includes the first vaccinations, testing for feline leukemia (FeLV) and immunodeficiency virus (FIV) (if indicated), a free vet check and the spay or neuter surgery for unaltered cats.
Puppy Adoption Fees (under 6 months) - $200.00
Fees include the dog's first vaccinations, a free veterinary check up, the spay or neuter surgery for unaltered dogs and one hour of free in-home training.
Adult Cat Adoption Fees - $60.00
Kitten Adoption Fees (under 6 months) - $90.00
Two cats can be adopted at the same time for the price of one!
Fees also includes the first vaccinations, testing for feline leukemia (FeLV) and immunodeficiency virus (FIV) (if indicated), a free vet check and the spay or neuter surgery for unaltered cats.
