My name is Chelsea 34415!

Posted 1 week ago|Updated 2 days ago
Chelsea 34415

My basic info

Age
Adult
Sex
Female
Color
White
Hair Length
Not listed
Pet ID
192852

My health

  • Spayed/neutered

My story

Their adoption process

We believe in an open, non-judgmental adoption process. We recognize that no one is perfect and try to match a person's pet expectations so fewer pets are returned. Under normal conditions the process is: - Come in with your family and look around. If you see a pet that you like, ask staff to meet the pet (if the pet is available to be taken out) - Complete the adoption questionnaire. - After the meeting, go over what information we have on file about the pet and his/her past experience. - Finish the process by having a conversation with our adoption staff. - After the above is completed, we can put a hold on a pet for 24 hours if you need time to think about the decision or to prepare your home. - Most of our pets can go home the same day. Adoption fees are: $90 - $140 This includes the animals spay/neuter, age appropriate vaccinations including rabies, de-worming and micro-chip. Rules: - We will not adopt a pet to anyone under the age of 18 - We will not adopt to anyone under the influence of drugs or alcohol. - We reserve the right not to place a pet in a home based on the information we have or if we feel the pet is not a match for the person's lifestyle. JHS does reduce or waive adoption fees for a variety of reasons: Too many cats or kittens in the building, older and special needs pets that have a harder time finding homes, etc. Adoption Promotions are a fun way to engage the public and bring in potential adopters. Shelters remain the #4 way people obtain their pets.

More about this shelter

The Joplin Humane Society (JHS), is a private, non-profit, 501(c)3 animal welfare organization. We are proud to serve the people and animals of the four-state region with a variety of programs including adoptions, pet therapy, and humane education for children of all ages. The Joplin Humane Society is private and receives no local, state, or federal support.