City of Clay Center Animal Shelter
Animal shelter in Clay Center, Kansas
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PO Box 115, Clay Center, KS 67432Hours of Operation
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(785) 630-0012Website
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If you would like to meet one or a few of our dogs please contact the number below for hours of operation or to schedule an appointment. The Shelter requires a $75 spay/ neuter deposit that will be refunded after the dog is spayed/ neutered. There is also a $25 Adoption fee that is non-refundable.
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