El Dorado County Animal Services - West Slope
Animal shelter in Diamond Springs, California
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Address
6435 Capitol Avenue, Diamond Springs, CA 95619Hours of Operation
Contact
animal shelterPhone
(530) 621-7631Donation
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Adoptable Pets at El Dorado County Animal Services - West Slope
1 - 9 of 28 pets available
Shelter FAQs
El Dorado County Animal Services Shelter Operations houses and cares for stray, unwanted, or displaced animals. Every effort is made to place healthy, adoptable animals into new permanent, loving homes. We coordinate foster and volunteer programs, educate the community on pet overpopulation, and help people who have lost or found a pet.
El Dorado County
Adoption steps
- Visit the Facility and Find a Pet
- Meet the Pet
- Submit Application
Additional adoption info
To adopt an animal you must:
Be at least 18 years old. Provide verifiable identification.
Provide exercise, food, water, shelter, vaccinations, medical care, grooming, identification, care and love for your new pet.
If you rent, provide permission for a pet from the owner or manager of your rental unit.
Adhere to state and local ordinances relating to animal care and control.
Complete an adoption application.
Adoption fees for dogs include surgical sterilization, heartworm test (for dogs over 6 months), first distemper/parvo vaccination, deworming (as needed), flea prevention, rabies vaccination (if appropriate), microchip and a one-year license (for El Dorado County Residents).
Adoption fees for cats include surgical sterilization, first distemper vaccination, deworming (as needed), flea prevention, rabies vaccination (if appropriate) and a microchip. We do not test for feline leukemia and feline aids.
Adoption fees for dogs include surgical sterilization, heartworm test (for dogs over 6 months), first distemper/parvo vaccination, deworming (as needed), flea prevention, rabies vaccination (if appropriate), microchip and a one-year license (for El Dorado County Residents).
Adoption fees for cats include surgical sterilization, first distemper vaccination, deworming (as needed), flea prevention, rabies vaccination (if appropriate) and a microchip. We do not test for feline leukemia and feline aids.
