If you have questions please E-mail the shelter or feel free to call us at (209) 223-6378
All dogs/puppies and cats are spayed/neutered, given age appropriate vaccinations prior to leaving the shelter.
Adoption fees range from $20 to $300. On 15th day fee after being made available, adoption fee drops.
There is a $15 mandatory microchip fee for all dogs and cats adopted from the shelter.
DOGS:
* Amador County residents must also purchase a dog license for an additional fee at the time of adoption. If the dog is still a puppy, less than 4 months, the license will be active when the puppy receives its rabies vaccination.
* Heartworm testing is done on dogs that are 6 months of age and older.
* An initial assessment of the dog's behavior is performed at the shelter prior to adoption. Although we do our best to provide adopters with information on the dog's behavior, this assessment in no way guarantees the behavior of the dog in a different setting after the adoption.
* We will check to ensure all other dogs in the household hold a current dog license prior to the adoption of your new Animal. If one or more of your dogs is not current on a dog license, you will need to purchase a dog license for them prior to the adoption of your new animal.
If you have questions please E-mail the shelter or feel free to call us at (209) 223-6378
All dogs/puppies and cats are spayed/neutered, given age appropriate vaccinations prior to leaving the shelter.
Adoption fees range from $20 to $300. On 15th day fee after being made available, adoption fee drops.
There is a $15 mandatory microchip fee for all dogs and cats adopted from the shelter.
DOGS:
* Amador County residents must also purchase a dog license for an additional fee at the time of adoption. If the dog is still a puppy, less than 4 months, the license will be active when the puppy receives its rabies vaccination.
* Heartworm testing is done on dogs that are 6 months of age and older.
* An initial assessment of the dog's behavior is performed at the shelter prior to adoption. Although we do our best to provide adopters with information on the dog's behavior, this assessment in no way guarantees the behavior of the dog in a different setting after the adoption.
* We will check to ensure all other dogs in the household hold a current dog license prior to the adoption of your new Animal. If one or more of your dogs is not current on a dog license, you will need to purchase a dog license for them prior to the adoption of your new animal.
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Hours of Operation Tuesday through Saturday
10AM to 1PM and 2PM to 4:30 PM
(Closed from 1-2 PM daily for lunch)
Closed on Sundays, Mondays and all major holidays
Phones are answered Tuesday through Saturday from 8 AM to 4:30 PM, messages are returned daily. Staff check phone messages on Sunday and Monday and return calls.
Hours of Operation Tuesday through Saturday
10AM to 1PM and 2PM to 4:30 PM
(Closed from 1-2 PM daily for lunch)
Closed on Sundays, Mondays and all major holidays
Phones are answered Tuesday through Saturday from 8 AM to 4:30 PM, messages are returned daily. Staff check phone messages on Sunday and Monday and return calls.
More about this shelter
"Our department is committed to ensuring that all animals receive effective and timely services and we intend to treat those we serve with dignity and respect."
The Amador County Animal Control Department operates one shelter within the County. The shelter's function is to impound stray animals; pick up and provide medical care for sick and injured animals; Adopt all adoptable animals into new homes; issue citations for violations of applicable laws and ordinances; rescue endangered animals; conduct preliminary investigations of inhumane treatment of animals; investigate and correct animal nuisance complaints; receive and hold animals for evidence; provide the observation of biting animals for the County Health Officer; issue licensing; and provide routine patrol services.
"Our department is committed to ensuring that all animals receive effective and timely services and we intend to treat those we serve with dignity and respect."
The Amador County Animal Control Department operates one shelter within the County. The shelter's function is to impound stray animals; pick up and provide medical care for sick and injured animals; Adopt all adoptable animals into new homes; issue citations for violations of applicable laws and ordinances; rescue endangered animals; conduct preliminary investigations of inhumane treatment of animals; investigate and correct animal nuisance complaints; receive and hold animals for evidence; provide the observation of biting animals for the County Health Officer; issue licensing; and provide routine patrol services.
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